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Protect Your Pets From Ticks

by Mosquito.Buzz HQ on Apr 12, 2023 2:18:55 PM

Removing a tick from the back of a dog's neck.

Ticks can be a pet owner’s worst nightmare! They can easily latch onto you or your pet and transmit diseases. That’s why it’s important to be proactive when it comes to tick control.

As a responsible pet parent, it's important to take action to protect your pet from ticks. Here are some tips to keep your pets tick-free and happy.

A tick burrowed into a pet's skin. The skin is inflammed.

Firstly, keep your pet's coat in tip-top condition by regularly grooming them. Pay close attention to the areas around their ears, armpits, and groin - these are common hiding spots for ticks. If you spot a tick, remove it immediately and dispose of it properly.

Next, talk to your veterinarian about the best tick-prevention medication for your pet. There are many options available, from topical treatments to collars and oral medications. By using the right prevention method, you can significantly reduce the risk of your pet getting bitten by ticks.

Ticks love to hang out in grassy areas, so keep your yard tidy and free of debris to reduce their numbers. Ensure that the grass is cut short, remove piles of leaves or brush, and create a barrier between your yard and wooded areas.


Putting tick-prevention medicine on a white dog.
After spending time outdoors, make sure to check yourself and your furry friend for ticks. Don't forget to check those hard-to-reach places, such as between the toes and under the collar. And if you do find a tick, don't panic! Simply remove it carefully with a pair of tweezers.



Finally, talk to your vet about vaccination for tick-borne diseases. The dog vaccine for Lyme disease is relatively new.  Therefore, vets will often not recommend it unless you live in a tick-infested area.

By following these tips, you can protect your pet from ticks. With the right prevention and treatment, you and your furry friend can stay outside and enjoy the outdoors this spring.

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