Ticks tend to prefer warm, moist spots, such as your dog's ears, eye area, collar, legs, toes, and tail. Ticks can transmit ...

People don’t think much about ticks until one turns up on their dog or their own skin. But these little things are more than ...

If you’ve ever had to remove a fully engorged tick from the folds of skin behind your dog’s ear, you know that keeping the tiny pests at bay is a battle, even in the best of times. Tick season ...

Ticks might be small bugs, but they can cause big problems for your dog. Check your pet for ticks ... (including between their toes), inside their ears, and around the face and neck.

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As temperatures rise, so does the threat of ticks—and it’s not just people at risk. Dogs that spend time outdoors are ...

Learn effective methods to control fleas and ticks in your home and yard, including chemical treatments, non-chemical options ...

making sure that there are no ticks on there, especially [after] wooded areas or the park." According to the health department, dog owners should examine their pets around their ears, eyelids ...