The small "pocket" on the outside of a cat's ear. Its exact function is still unclear — but there are a few theories.

Veterinarians are reporting an increase in ticks on animals compared to past years, serving as a reminder to check pets after ...

There are a few safe ways to dispose of a tick. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention recommendations include drowning it in alcohol or wrapping it tightly in tape. Don’t crush it with your ...

Have you seen more ticks than usual lately in Delaware? You're not alone. Here's what's up with the state's tick population ...

particularly examining paw pads and areas around the ears. Early detection is crucial for preventing tick-borne diseases. "There are tick-borne diseases that these dogs can get, and usually it ...

Popular for causing ear problems in livestock, the Otobius tick—especially Otobius megnini—occasionally affects dogs, too. They don’t move around much after finding a host and usually stay ...

Check. Trusty, durable leash? Check. You're set for a great outdoor adventure (even if it's a trip to the local park or a ...

The state's Tick Research Lab, based at East Stroudsburg University, has recorded more than twice as many ticks this May compared to the same time last year.

Allergies are a common and tricky problem in dogs and cats. Pets can be allergic to many of the same things people can, ...

Spotting a tick in your dog's fur can be alarming, but removing it properly is crucial to prevent infections and other ...

For livestock, consult with a veterinarian about health program to control ticks. Not all insecticide products are effective ...