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Pets Mart 2026

By kanishk.helll

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Jul 29, 2026
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TICKS - SMALL PARASITES, BIG PROBLEMS!

***Be Aware. Be Prepared. Protect Your Pets. ****

THE PET'S MART

PET SHOP

Ticks are tiny blood-sucking parasites that can cause serious health issues in pets. Early detection, proper prevention, and timely treatment can keep your pets safe and healthy.

  • Guru Govind Singh Chouk, Lakhimpur-Kheri
  • KEEP Them Healthy
  • PROTECT
  • CHECK Regularly
  • TREAT Promptly
  • Your Pet
  • WHAT ARE TICKS?

RISKS: TICK-BORNE DISEASES

Ticks are external parasites that attach to your pet's skin, feed on blood, and can transmit dangerous diseases.

Ticks can transmit serious diseases to dogs and cats, such as:

  • ⚫ Ehrlichiosis
  • SYMPTOMS OF TICK-BORNE DISEASES
  • LIFE CYCLE OF TICKS
  • Babesiosis (Tick Fever)
  • • High fever
  • Loss of appetite
  • Vomiting/Diarrhea
  • • Anaplasmosis
  • • Hepatozoonosis

Lyme Disease (Rare in India) •Tick Paralysis (Severe cases)

  • Larva
  • Eggs
  • Nymph
  • Adult
  • Lethargy
  • Bleeding from gums or nose

SIGNS YOUR PET MAY HAVE TICKS ***

COMMON AREAS WHERE TICKS HIDE

Pale gums

Scratching, licking or biting the affected area Redness, irritation or small bumps on the skin Hair loss around the ears, neck, legs or belly Restlessness or discomfort

Swollen lymph nodes

Ears (inside & outer) Neck & under collar Armpits Between toes Groin area Base of tail

If you notice any of the above symptoms, consult your veterinarian immediately.

Fever, lethargy, loss of appetite (in severe cases) Pale gums, weakness (sign of tick-borne diseases)

  • TREATMENT OPTIONS (BY VET)
  • HOW TO REMOVE A TICK SAFELY
  • PREVENTION IS THE BEST PROTECTION
  • REGULAR TICK PREVENTION

Use veterinarian-recommended tick preventives such as spot-ons, tablets, collars or sprays.

  • Use fine-tipped tweezers.
  • TOPICAL TREATMENTS
  • Spot-on solutions reduce and kill ticks.

Grasp the tick as close to the skin as possible.

FREQUENT GROOMING

Brush your pet regularly and check their skin, especially after walks or outdoor play.

  • ORAL MEDICATIONS
  • Tick control tablets provide long-term protection.
  • Pull upward with steady.
  • even pressure.

Do not twist or jerk the tick.

KEEP ENVIRONMENT CLEAN

Wash pet bedding, mats, and blankets weekly. Keep your lawn trimmed and clean.

TICK SHAMPOOS & SPRAYS Help kill ticks on the body (used along with other preventives).

5 Clean the bite area with antiseptic.

AVOID TICK-INFESTED AREAS Minimize walking in tall grass, bushes, forests and leaf-litter areas.

Monitor your pet for any symptoms.

ANTIBIOTICS & SUPPORTIVE CARE If your pet is infected with tick-borne diseases, your vet may prescribe medicines, fluids and other supportive therapy.

DO NOT

CHECK AFTER OUTDOOR ACTIVITY Always check your pet's body thoroughly after every outdoor activity.

Do not use oil, kerosene, alcohol or fire. Do not squeeze the tick's body.

Do not leave the tick head inside the skin.

  • TICK PREVENTION PRODUCTS (ASK YOUR VET)
  • WHEN TO SEE A VET?
  • QUICK TIPS FOR PET PARENTS
  • If tick is deeply embedded.

If your pet shows fever, weakness or loss of appetite.

If you notice unusual swelling. bleeding or pale gums.

Prevention year-round is important.

Never ignore small ticks - they can cause big problems.

Make tick checks a part of your daily routine.

A healthy diet and regular vet check-ups boost your pet's immunity.

  • TICK COLLARS Continuous protection
  • SPOT-ON SOLUTION Applied on skin (Neck/back)
  • ORAL TABLETS Long-lasting protection
  • SPRAYS & SHAMPOOS External protection

TICK POWDERS For environment & pet bedding

If multiple ticks are found.

A LITTLE CARE TODAY, A HEALTHY COMPANION TOMORROW.

LOVE THEM, PROTECT THEM!

Guru Govind Singh Chouk, Lakhimpur-Kheri fo

Healthy Pet, Happy Pet **Regular Care, Long Life * 華 Your Pet's Health, Our Priority *