Ask for our flea-control brochure. Bathing is the least effective form of flea control. If you find a tick on your pet, extract it carefully using tweezers. Place the tweezers as close to the skin as you can and pull with a firm, slow, steady motion so that you extract the entire tick. Wipe the area with peroxide and watch for any signs of infection.
Ticks are hard to kill.
Smash it firmly and dispose of it in the toilet. There is a vaccine for Lyme Disease now - ask your doctor about it. Many kittens are infected with ear mites. Cats' erect ears and protective hairs tend to have fewer infections than dogs. Watch for signs of infection or irritation.