
Tweezers Tick remover in ABS and Steel, for dogs and cats


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Instructions for use : press the spring to open the tips of the tweezers.
Move the fur around the tick and trap its head, being careful not to pinch it, between the two ends of the pliers.
Extract the mint with a quick but precise gesture.
Disinfect the skin well.
If you have not been able to remove the entire body of the tick, it can happen that the affected area becomes inflamed.
In this case it is advisable to promptly contact your trusted veterinarian.
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