Warmer weather months bring a wave of outdoor adventures and exhilarating hikes with your dog. However, if you’re in a region populated with ticks, this is their time to SHINE — and not in a good way.
Ticks on dogs can turn a pleasant hike into an itchy nightmare for your furry friend. Worst, these sneaky hitchhikers potentially carry harmful diseases. Of course, you’ll want to make sure your dog is up to date and treated with flea and tick preventatives so you can worry less and hike more. But if you spot something fishy (or ticky) clinging to your dog’s skin, it’s time to spring into action.
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