TickCheck Tick Remover Value 3 Pack - Tick Remover Tools Tick Identification Card - for Humans Dogs Cats

I just gave this a try after finding a tick on my dog and it worked great. The tick came out clean and my dog was not bothered. Read more

Worked great. The ticks have come out head and all. Easy to use and never fails. Read more

Cat had a tick the day this came in & it worked great! Pulled the tick easily Read more

This tick remover set is a smart addition to any first aid kit, especially if you spend time outdoors or have pets. The tools are lightweight, easy to use, and work well for removing ticks cleanly without squeezing or leaving parts behind. The included tick ID card is also surprisingly useful for figuring out what kind of tick you’re dealing with and whether it’s a concern. I’m giving it 4 stars only because the plastic could feel a bit sturdier—though it’s held up fine so far—and I wish it came with a small case or pouch to keep everything together. That said, it’s an affordable and practical kit that gives peace of mind when you’re out in nature or dealing with pets. Definitely recommend for families, dog owners, and outdoor enthusiasts. Read more

My poor Rottweiler had numerous ticks. With this tool it was so EASY to remove ticks!!! We removed a handful. Great price and easy to use! Very sturdy. I am so happy we purchased and my rott is free of ticks! Read more

THESE WORKED GREAT ON PEOPLE AND DOGS. WE ALL HAD MULTIPLE TICKS FROM A HIKING TRIP IN OCALA NATIONAL FOREST IN FLORIDA. IT'S THAT TIME OF YEAR. WE HAD THE SMALL TICKS AND USED THAT TOOL. Read more

Tools like these are very good to have with you if you spend a lot of time outdoors in ticky areas like I do. These are way better than trying to pull ticks out with your fingers and much easier to use than tweezers. The only eyebrow-raising part of this is that it includes info for a service that you can send your ticks to in order to have them tested for common tick-borne diseases. I like the idea of this, but the service starts at $50/tick for the basic test and goes up dramatically from there. Maybe that's not much money to some people, but I think that will be a big turnoff for most. Overall, these are good tools to have in your kit. Educate yourself on what signs to look out for so you don't end up with long-term complications from undiagnosed illness. Read more

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. Read more