Several such big blood sucking bugs were found on our teddy dog, what are they?

It's a tick, dogs that often go to the lawn to play are easy to be bitten by ticks, don't pull them out directly with your hands, you can use high alcohol or alcohol to drop on the head of the tick, and then remove it with tweezers after about a minute or two.

No**, but according to your description, it should be a tick, and you don't usually deworm the dog regularly. It is strictly forbidden to pull it out, or forcibly pull it out, because the head of the tick has a barb, if it is killed and forcibly pulled out, it will cause its head to be embedded in the **, which will leave the root of the disease! In this case, alcohol and turpentine can first be applied to the bitten area to anesthetize the tick or kill it; You can also place a mosquito coil next to the tick to anesthetize it; or apply liquid paraffin to the bitten part to suffocate to death, and the mouth will be loosened due to suffocation; Finally, the tick can be slowly removed with tweezers.

If you really don't have any experience, you can go to the hospital to clean up.

This situation should be ticked, it is more difficult to deal with, it is better to go to a pet hospital to have a doctor deal with it. Since you have a dog, you must do a good job of internal and external deworming for the dog in a timely and regular manner, so that you can rest assured that you can raise a dog and raise a good dog. Wishing you all happiness and happiness!

It should be a tick. You can't usually take her to the grass family, and now there are all kinds of insects in the grass, which will infect your dog with ticks. He's going to have a hard time, good luck.

That's a tick, you'd better take your dog to the pet hospital for external deworming!

The dog is deflated, sucking the meat, and it can't be pulled off if you don't work hard.

<> "Teddy's performance may be "bugs on his body"!

1. The stomach bulges abnormally.

If your Teddy is not pregnant, but his belly is bulging like a balloon, it must be abnormal, and it is very likely that Bosun is infected with roundworms. But don't worry, just go to the hospital and prescribe some deworming medicine for your dog.

2. Scratch your body often.

Teddy tickles after a long time without showering, but not very often. If Teddy not only scratches his body, but also gnaws at a certain place, and has problems such as redness, swelling, and hair loss, it should be noted that it may be parasites gnawing at the dog's **, making them itchy and unbearable, so they will scratch themselves at the expense of hurting themselves.

3. Cough often for no reason.

Teddy didn't do intense exercise, but he was short of breath and coughed a lot, which was abnormal, and it was possible that he was infected with heartworm and toxoplasmosis. The owner should pay attention to it and help Teddy deworm in time, otherwise it will endanger their health.

4. There are blood streaks in the poop.

Keep an eye on Tedilla's poop, if you see bloodshot and a rancid smell, you must pay attention to it, it is likely that there is a parasite in Teddy's stomach. There are also eggs in the feces, there is no doubt that they are parasites, so hurry up and help the dog deworm, don't drag it out.

5. Eggs in the vomit.

This point is obvious, Teddy has vomited a lot recently, and the things that he spit out have very small eggs in them, which are parasites, so hurry up and help Teddy get rid of worms, otherwise it will get worse and worse.

There is also after deworming Teddy will have no appetite and poor appetite, at this time the owner can buy some gluttonous macro chain greasy pet probiotics, flush to feed Teddy, or mix in food to feed together, so that you can regulate the stomach.

6. Eat too much and lose weight.

If your teddy has a normal appetite and eats a lot of food, but he just won't get fat and become emaciated, it's likely that the parasites in his stomach are causing trouble. They eat all the nutrients in the dog's body, and Teddy does not absorb the nutrients from the food, so he will get thinner and thinner.

<> bugs that can suck blood on dogs, usually ticks and flea-based hailstones, dogs that often play in small bushes are vulnerable to these two bugs. Ticks and fleas can not only parasitize dogs, but even humans. Therefore, when the pants wax finds that the dog is infected with such parasites, it must be dewormed in time to avoid infecting humans.

Oh my God, this is a tick, it's poisonous, it bites people and doesn't let go, and when you pick it up, it breaks off and stays in the flesh.

Ticks, this insect carries infectious diseases, this insect will turn into the flesh, it is recommended not to pull hard, you can use alcohol anesthesia, after pulling out so as not to leave the head in the **. In vitro anthelmintics can be purchased. Don't let the dog turn into the grass on a hot day.

It sucks not only dog blood but also human blood, and mostly lives in some grass

Bed bugs, usually pay attention to personal hygiene, pay attention to the bed board.

If you have to go to the hospital to get it, you may have a severed limb and become infected in your body.

1. Infection from other dogs or fur animals.

Ticks change hosts in their life history, and can be divided into four types according to the number of times they change hosts: Single-host ticks: All stages of development are on one host, and the female is saturated and lays eggs.

Such as the microscopic calvetick (Boophilus microplus). Two-host ticks: The larvae develop as nymphs on one host and adults parasitize on another.

Such as the remnant glass-eyed tick (hyaloma detritum). Three-host ticks: larvae, nymphs, and adults parasitize on each of the three hosts.

Such as Ixodes all-groove and Ixopodes prairie ticks. More than 90% of Ixodes ticks are three-host ticks, and most of the important vectors of tick-borne diseases are three-host ticks. Multi-homing ticks:

Larvae, nymphs and adults of all instars, and female ticks seek out a host to parasitize and suck blood before each egg-laying and leave each time they are full of blood. About the size of a mung bean before blood sucking; After sucking blood, it can reach the size of a thumb. Usually soft ticks are multihost ticks.

2. Boarding due to contact with ticks or tick-bearing environments.

Ticks find their hosts: Ticks have a keen sense of smell, are sensitive to the smell of animal sweat and carbon dioxide, and can perceive when they are 15m away from the host, from passive waiting to active waiting, and climb up once they come into contact with the host. For example, when the adults are looking for a host, they mostly gather at the tips of grass and the tips of shrubs and leaves on both sides of the path to wait, and when the host passes by and comes into contact with it, they will crawl to the host. The Yadong glass-eyed tick, which inhabits desert areas, mostly moves on the ground and actively seeks a host; Tick species that inhabit livestock pens mostly find a host on the ground or climb walls and wooden posts.

If there is a tick, it is recommended not to pull it out directly, which will break the head of the tick into the **, causing infection, and in serious cases, it will be fatal, because ticks generally carry a variety of bacteria. It's best to apply some oil, and after a few minutes, pull it up from the roots, and you're good to go.

Therefore, when you take your dog out to play, especially when you go to a place with more grass, it is best to bring it an insect repellent collar, my Xiaoha and Corgi are wearing Sakin's, you can try it. Otherwise, often bring some ticks, lice, fleas or something, it is too troublesome to clean up, and it is not good for dogs!

Of course, the symptom of in vitro deworming of teddy dogs is to apply the medicine to the dog's **, which will play a role in deworming.

It's really fearless for those who don't know... It's a tick, and it's best not to scratch it with your hands.

It is best not to pull out the mouthparts in the pet body, and the hard pull will leave the mouthparts in the **, first wipe the alcohol in the bite place, and remove it with tweezers after a few minutes, it is best not to use your hands, because it will bite, and it is best to burn to death. Pets that have been bitten by ticks are best dewormed in and out of the body, because ticks can also spread internal worms!

Try not to take the dog to play on the grass, have been to the grass or a place with more vegetation, and be sure to check whether the dog has been bitten by ticks before returning home, especially the one behind the ear. Detect and clean up in time, ticks are still terrible.

These are ticks that can suck the blood of dogs, and in severe cases, can lead to nutrient loss.

Remember to regularly deworm the dog, go out and come back, especially under the grass and trees, be sure to drive outside, and can not tear the tick off, because the first two claws of the tick will grip the dog's ** very tightly, will hurt the dog, you can use a cotton swab dipped in hydrogen peroxide or disinfectant water, press on the position of the tick for a while for 5-10 minutes, and then pull it out when the tick is dead.

As long as you do regular deworming, you can reduce the chance of ticks.