If a dog is bitten by a few ticks, there are usually no very noticeable symptoms. But if a dog is bitten by multiple ticks, it may become irritable and rub against walls. The skin will show visible red spots and red dots, and over time, certain neurotoxins in the ticks can cause gradual disorders in the dog's ability to move its limbs, or even paralysis. If a dog is bitten by a few ticks, there are usually no very noticeable symptoms. However, if a dog is bitten by more than one tick, it may become irritable and rub against walls. The skin will show obvious erythema and red spots, and over time, certain neurotoxins in the ticks will lead to a gradual loss of locomotion in the dog's limbs, or even paralysis.

If a dog is bitten by more than one tick and is not rescued for a long time, the dog's will become staggering, and in severe cases, the heartbeat will slow down, the spirit will be depressed, and even cause life-threatening injuries. Therefore, after the owner found a tick on the dog, it is best to give the dog in the whole body check, found that there are ticks on the place smeared with a high concentration of alcohol, and then use tweezers to pull out the ticks, pay attention to take the head together with the pull out, or else it is prone to cause skin infections.

Usually must regularly give the dog to do deworming treatment, usually once every three months, both can reduce this kind of parasites outside the body of the more frequent, but also can reduce the body of the parasites.