This grooved plastic spoon is no better than a tweezer at removing firmly attached ticks. Unless the critter is completely fat and bloated by blood and nearly ready to drop off on its own, you will leave the head in the wound just like you will with tweezers. We've tried and tried to make it work, but it's really hard to get a tick's head out when it's firmly buried in a cat's fur. It might work better on dogs, but I haven't tried that since I don't have dogs.
I'll keep looking and I'll expect to pay more for the right tool. Sadly, this little plastic spoon isn't the right tool.Get more detail about The Original TICKED OFF.
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