Everything You Need to Know About Mite and Flea Bites
signs and symptoms of tick fever in dogs :: Article Creator Dogs: Vet Reveals How To Prevent Tick Bites On Your Pets With spring finally upon us, many of us will be looking to get outside and enjoy the countryside after a very wet winter. And the same is true for our pets, who will be ready to soak up the sunshine and warm weather by our side. But spending more time among nature means a heightened risk of tick bites, which can, in some cases, result in Lyme disease. Dr Hannah Godfrey, vet at Petsure, warned: "You can recognise a tick by their oval-shaped bodies, and spider-like legs. They're usually very small, less than one centimetre long, and can vary in colour but are often brown or white. "Ticks bury their mouthparts deep into the skin of both animals and humans while they feed, then drop off when they're full. When they're done feeding, they become a dark grey/brown colour and are much larger in size. It's g