As spring brings warmer weather and the allure of outdoor adventures, pet owners are urged to remain vigilant against the threat of tick bites, which can lead to serious health issues for animals and humans.

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Dr. Hannah Godfrey, a veterinarian at Petsure, highlights the importance of recognizing ticks and taking preventive measures. She explains, “Ticks bury their mouthparts deep into the skin 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.”

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