Help pet owners protect themselves from tick-borne diseases
Your veterinary team provides the first line of defense when it comes to giving pet owners information about tick-borne diseases.
You and your veterinary team probably won't be able to stop pet owners from enjoying outdoor activities like hiking, camping and gardening, but you CAN help them keep themselves and their pets safe from the many tick-borne diseases that have become a reality across the country. Check out this handout with the latest information on tick-borne diseases in the United States from the Centers for Disease Control-and help clients protect themselves from ticks.
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