Pityriasis Rosea in Pigs (Porcine juvenile pustular psoriaform dermatitis)

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A client calls her veterinarian because she has found a tick on her dog and she is not sure how to remove it. Which of the following is the most appropriate instruction for tick removal?

The client should immediately remove the tick by grasping it with tweezers close to the dog’s skin and then pulling it steadily upwards. The client should immediately remove the tick by grasping it with tweezers and twisting it to detach its mouthparts. The client should immediately remove the tick by holding a hot match close to the tick, causing it to back out and safely extract its mouthparts. The client should schedule an appointment to have the ticks safely removed by a trained staff member.

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Pityriasis Rosea in Pigs (Porcine juvenile pustular psoriaform dermatitis)

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