Warning that almost a third of dogs in UK carry ticks

Ticks are difficult to detect on fluffy dogs until they bite and swell, potentially transmitting diseases. It's crucial to treat pets for ticks proactively, as they are often not visible until it's too late.

Why are ticks particularly hard to find on fluffy dogs?

• They move too quickly.

• They are the same color as the fur.

• They hide under the fur.

• They are too small to see.

When do ticks become more noticeable on a dog?

• Before they bite.

• After they have bitten and engorged.

• When the dog scratches.

• When they are moving.

What is a potential risk once a tick has bitten a dog?

• The tick might become smaller.

• The tick could transmit a disease.

• The tick could change color.

• The tick might fall off.

What is the best approach to dealing with ticks according to the video?

• Use a magnifying glass.

• Check the dog daily.

• Treat for them before they bite.

• Wait until you see them.

Why is it important to treat for ticks before they bite?

• They are less harmful.

• They are more visible.

• They are less likely to transmit diseases.

• They are easier to remove.