How quickly does a tick need to be removed from a dog?
Ideally, a tick should be removed up to 12 hours after the bite. After about 12 hours, the tick begins to feed on blood and pumps saliva that may be infected with pathogens into the dog's blood.
Ideally, a tick should be removed up to 12 hours after the bite. After about 12 hours, the tick begins to feed on blood and pumps saliva that may be infected with pathogens into the dog's blood.
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