Easy tips to protect your pets from ticks

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Ticks aren’t just annoying; they can make your pet seriously ill.

Pets can carry ticks indoors, putting you and your family at risk, too.

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If your pet acts differently or eats less, it may be from a tick.

Look over your pet daily, especially if they go outside often.

Finding and removing ticks early helps stop illness and keeps pets healthy.

Ask your vet about safe tick-control products like collars or spot-ons.

Dogs often get tick bites and tickborne diseases. They need extra care.

Cats are sensitive to many chemicals. Always check with your vet before using tick products.

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