TickEase - Pinzas de depilar con doble punta

If you live in a rural area get one of these! I have used it on my dog, myself and my husband. It is easy to use and gives confidence when removing ticks effectively. Simply cleaned with rubbing alcohol.

I have purchased a number of these throughout the years and had to purchase another one of these for my daughters dorm room. We keep these in all the cars and of course in our house. Have had to use a good handful of times on our dog and it has always worked great. I have some of the other plastic tick remover tools but have never used them. I like the feel of this one, the length of it, and how sturdy it is so every time I have to remove a tick this is the one I go for - not quite sure why I haven't thrown the other ones out! Great quality tool and I highly recommend getting one for yourself and also get one for your have kids at college if they go anywhere there are ticks (which sadly seems to be everywhere these days).

This tool works great for getting ticks off with the head intact. I have used it when a tick first attached to my dog with the flat end, worked quickly and flawlessly. I also used the pincher side when a tick was starting to be engorged and deeper attached. I was able to get down close to the skin, get under it's head and pinch and pull up, and the beak, the head, everything came out and was easy to do. Great tool to have for tick removal. I definitely recommend it.

You will know once you use these that there is almost no comparison. Normal tweezers are difficult to use on my dog and sometimes fur comes out with the tick. Not to mention making sure the tweezers grip close to the skin to get the head out completely.Regardless, the V tipped side of these works so ridiculously easily. It's almost as easy as spreading butter, you just slide the tick into the V shape all the way down to the V point and then gently pull up/sideways. No hair pulled, no pain, my dog is infinitely more tolerant of these and it's almost doesn't even make sense to use normal tweezers after using these.Careful to note, the actual tweezers end of these comes to a dangerously sharp point. I never had to use them but I did lose the cap at one point and had to tape it up because it …

My dog had gotten a tic and it was very small. What was worse, it was attached to his face right under his eye! We live in the woods and while we treat the lawn and protect our pets as much as possible, we can't be 100% tic free. Normally, regular tweezers usually do the job, but this was no ordinary tic and in a very delicate spot. This product does what it says and as soon as we opened the package, we called FIDO over and in a split second, the tic was out of his face!! It was removed with ease & my dog never even knew what happened. Plus the whole tic was removed, legs and all. Now he's a dead tic. Great product and I highly recommend, esp for tic removal on your pets.

I honestly thought this was a silly thing to have. But we just moved to the country and my mother arrived for her visit with one, ready to fight off the hoards of inevitable ticks that happen when you live not in an urban area. While we had been mercifilly tick-free, our dog - very much loving his new country life - had not been so lucky. And while the monthly tick medicine will kill ticks after a couple of days of being attached, we checked the dog consistently to remove any we found. This went in the usual way, with tweezers and a fair bit of pulled fur and causing the tick to explode more often than not. Thinking this was simply how it was to be, we just did it. But then this beautiful instrument was handed to me when I asked my visiting mother for a pair of tweezers to remove the …

These tweezers are well made and I'm sure they will get the job of tick removal done. The "Pet" end of the tool is a bit narrow for regular dog ticks though. It would work well on the small deer tick however. The "People" end of the tool has a sharp point and long narrow nose tweezers that is sure to get the blood suckers off your skin. It is difficult to carry these in the field and other products that attach to a key chain maybe more readily available for that purpose.These are better suited to live in a first aid kit or emergency kit for home or car use.

We recently moved out in the country on a lot surrounded by woods. I bought this hoping to never have to use it - but have already used it on 3-4 occasions in a short time:-/It works well for my dog, she has had a few ticks that appear near her ears. She kind of looks like a deer (red doberman) and seems to attract the deer ticks. By the way, you are supposed to use the non-sharp non-tweezer end on pets - I saw a review where someone "cut their dog" prior to ordering but that wouldn't have happened if they followed the directions on the package.Tonight after doing yard work all day I sat down to relax and felt a bug on my side and it wouldn't flick off - ewwww! - it was a darn tick! I was home alone and it was about 6 inches below my armpit and more towards my back than chest. I got the t