Removing ticks

How to remove a tick from your dog, your child, or yourself. Tips for safely removing ticks, testing ticks for Lyme disease, and how to prevent tick bites. Disclosure: I am not a doctor. I

Did the tick head break off and now the head is stuck? Here's how to remove a tick head left in your skin, plus first aid steps to take.

Ticks are the worst! Do you have a tick stuck in your skin? Don't worry! Did you know there are a number of ways to get rid of a tick head at home? It's true! Read this guide now - we cover everything from tweezers, to credit cards, to professional tick removing devices. #tickremoval #tickrepellent #campinghacks #ihateticks #tweezers #creditcards

Everyone seems to have their own trick for removing a tick. Contrary to popular belief, holding a match to the tick, suffocating it with petroleum jelly, or poisoning it with nail polish only makes it burrow in more deeply. The correct...

Do you know how to remove a tick? I was recently bit so I made this plan for safe, natural removal. Here's how I did it and how you can too!

There’s a better way to remove ticks of all sizes in one piece, with no specialized tools required—other than a common cotton swab, that is.

Folklore remedies only put you at greater risk.

Should you save the tick for testing? Are antibiotics necessary after all tick bites? Learn the home remedies for tick bites and how to test ticks.

Ticks are active from May through November, which means you need to stay vigilant and prepared all summer long.

Tick season is here! While most tick bites are harmless, some ticks can carry diseases, such as Lyme disease. Know what steps to take following a tick bite to reduce your risk of infection.