Tick Remover Value 3 Pack - Tick Remover Tools + Tick Identification Card - for Humans, Dogs & Cats (1 Set)

These tick removals are great and the price is great also.

If you go hiking, or walk the dogs in the woods, this is a must. I can pull ticks off dogs easily with these. I don’t go hiking much and I hate ticks but let me tell you since I bought these. It’s amazing.I used to have to spend 45 minutes getting my dog into a position to get the tick off. Now with this, I can do it in less than two minutes. Treats aren’t needed.These are so easy to use so quick to get the tick off in seconds. The only problem I have with them is a dogs will chew them if I don’t pay attention to where I place them so I’ve had to buy more.But I’d buy these any day because my dogs don’t freak out about these plastic tick removers. They’re lightweight you can slip them into a pocket without them stabbing you like a pair of tweezers

Amazing!!! If you live anywhere with ticks this works GREAT! I PULLED A TICK HEAD out after we used conventional tweezers and it broke off the body. I could NOT grip the head no matter how a tried with the tweezers. I ordered this and when I used it, the tick head slid right out!

Unfortunately, living in the South, this tool is a bit of a necessity. I've plucked at least a dozen ticks off myself and the kids with it. The additional size options do come in handy. Overall, well worth the money.

These things are so easy to use and very effective. I pour a small amount of alcohol on the ticks, then place these tools under the tick and pull up. I love these little things. They are durable, with a few seconds of speed the tick is off, I stored them with my pets supplies. I cleaned the tool in soap and water and sanitize in alcohol.

These tick remover tools are the best tools to use to remove ticks quickly and easily! We moved to a new house in Arizona that we found out had quite the tick infestation in the backyard, we would find at least one or two ticks on our dog every few days. Before purchasing these tools, we used tweezers to remove the ticks, but using tweezers poses the risk of either 1. Not being guaranteed to remove the whole tick/head and all or 2. Accidentally squishing/popping an engorged tick, causing potential regurgitation back into the wound. With these tools however, you are guaranteed to remove the tick/head and all every time! This pack comes with three different sizes, which is so important to be able to remove any size/stage of tick you may encounter. You just slide the little fork end under the tick, making sure it's slid all the way to the back of the forked end of the tool, then pull up until the tick pops off! Usually the little forked end will hold onto the pesky little blood sucker so he can't crawl away and you can dispose of him properly. We have a small jar filled with rubbing alcohol that we drop the ticks into in order to ensure their death so that they don't just end up on someone else. Really tiny ones might be able to slip out from the forked tool, we had one do that, so be ready. We also had one really engorged one that was too big for the tool to keep a hold of it and it flew off when it popped off of the dog and landed on the floor, so also be prepared for that possible scenario. Those have been the only two cases for us though, every single other time we have used these tools the tick stayed stuck firmly in the fork side of the tool until we scraped them off into the jar of alcohol. I highly recommend these tick remover tools! I'm about to purchase a second pack to leave in the car so I have one in there at all times and one at home at all times. If you choose to buy different tick tools, just make sure you don't buy the kind that says you're supposed to twist it to remove the tick, twisting risks squishing and/or not getting the whole tick including the head.

This works amazing! Pulls the tick out very easily. Doesn’t leave any leftovers the way tweezers do.Highly recommend

I was trying to buy the Tick Tornado but somehow ended up with these. They are basically like a tiny, plastic claw hammer. You get the claw under the tick's body and pry upward to get it to release. Used once on the dog and once on myself. The Tornado worked better in my opinion but this still works without killing the tick and leaving parts of inside you or your dog. We have them at home and in both of the cars because if you have a dog and you hike, the ticks are inevitable.