Tick Remover with Holding Capsule

Tick Twister Tick Remover for Dogs, Cats, Horses & People

Remove attached ticks quickly and carefully with the Tick Twister Tick Remover, a simple tool designed for removing ticks from the skin of dogs, cats, horses and people.

Compact enough to keep with your pet first-aid equipment or walking accessories, a tick remover is particularly useful for anyone who regularly spends time with their pets in woodland, long grass, countryside and other environments where ticks may be encountered.

Hook, Twist and Lift

The Tick Twister uses a straightforward three-step technique: hook, twist and lift.

Position the appropriately sized hook around the tick close to the skin, gently twist the tool and lift the tick away. The design is intended to remove the tick without squeezing or compressing its abdomen.

Avoid pulling or forcing the tick during removal and follow the instructions supplied with the product.

Designed for Complete Tick Removal

Correct tick removal is important because parts of the tick can sometimes remain embedded in the skin.

The Tick Twister is designed to remove the whole tick, including its mouthparts, when used correctly. Its shape also helps avoid squeezing the tick's body during the removal process.

Suitable for Pets and People

This versatile tick removal tool can be used on dogs, cats and horses as well as people, making it a useful addition to both household and pet first-aid supplies.

It's suitable for use at home and can also be useful for groomers, kennels and other animal-care environments.

A Handy Addition to Your Walking Kit

Ticks can be encountered throughout the year, although they're often more active during warmer periods. Checking your dog's coat and skin after countryside walks can help you identify attached ticks sooner.

Once removed, a tick can be placed in a suitable sealed container or one of our Tick Remover Spare Capsules if you wish to retain it for identification.

If you're unable to remove a tick completely, or the bite area becomes increasingly red, swollen or irritated, seek appropriate veterinary or medical advice. Also seek advice if you or your pet becomes unwell following a tick bite.