dog blood-suckers...

They are called "Ticks." They can be easily managed and removed if the animal is not yet fully infested. If they are infested already, bring your dog to a veterinarian because they know best. Rely only on a professional advice. I breed dogs and I have a kennel but I can't give you any advice because the situation depends on the severity of the infestation as well as the size and breed of your dog. Save your dog's life by bringing him/her to a Vet immediately.

Your dog might get it from going around your neighborhood.Some of their pets have infestation like what your dog was suffering.This was a dog lice.There are two types of dog lice,your dog got the fat blood suckers while the other one is the thin type lice.Both of these lice are the same blood suckers and it multiplies quickly.You can not get raid out this lice easily because some of it clings in your house walls,where your dog loves to frequent.Just keep watchful all sides of your house and try to put some insecticide in there and make the place clean always.This will make you have the chance to inspect your dog thoroughly so he can get out all his itch sufferings by pulling out all those clinging lice in his body.With this kind of practice your dog will be safe again from infestations.You better have a check up all places of your house to ensure you are free from those lice not to come back victimizing your dog.

Hello cutie. Here in the United States We call them ticks. They are found in wooded ares more than other places. There are several brands of flea and tick protection available here. Front-line, Advantage, are some brand names of product that protect dogs from fleas and ticks. There are oral tablets, collars contain pesticide. . The Humane Society of the United States advises pet owners to avoid flea and tick products which contain organophosphates and pyrethoid ingredients as these ingredients have been linked with severe reactions in pets and people. There are natural ways to get rid of those ticks. Frequent bathing and combing to remove fleas or ticks. Spraying your dog with equal part of white vinegar and water and work it into the skin with your fingers. also boiling water poured over lemons and let set over night. Dab it on in various ares with cotton balls. Dabbing lightly in various parts of your pet's coat between the shoulder blades, lower back, underside of the neck and belly. http://www.ehow.com/way_5793522_homemade-tick-protection-dogs-cats.html has more help if you care to check it out.

We call them 'ticks' they hang on vegetation and drop off when they feel the heat of an animal passing Twist them off anticlockwise or you may leave some of them in the dog all the best urban

Those are dog ticks, try to avail a dog powder or shampoo to get rid off these ticks. Have a great day!

Since I haven't seen what is on your dog I can't rightly say whether your dog has ticks or lice. Lice, though they are not harmful to your dog, is very irritating. Ticks are harmful to your dog, because they can cause temporary paralysis and fever that can kill a dog. To get rid of either one there are kennel sprays that you can get to spray the yard and they are treatments that you can get for the dog and his bedding areas, what ever type of treatment you get make sure it has IGR(Insect Growth Regulator). IGR not only kills fleas, ticks and lice it kills the larvae and the eggs. If you treat the area where your dog goes every three months you should get the problem well under control. Lice are rare in the U.S., but dogs do get them. I had one that got lice once. When I first saw them I didn't know what it was because I had never seen them before, but after that bout with Lice I"d occasionally check all my dogs for them. If you have any doubts, ask your vet or groomer.