A good tick check shouldn't start hours after you get home. It should become part of coming inside. After spending time in grassy, wooded or brushy areas—even your own backyard—check...
Ticks usually do not march into a house through the front door on their own. They are more often carried inside on people, pets, clothing and gear. The CDC specifically recommends...
You do not need to avoid the outdoors to be tick-aware. A good family routine uses several layers: reduce exposure where you can, use appropriate repellents and clothing, check everyone after...
Discover why regular tick checks for your dog are crucial and how the T iCK MiTT provides a safe, chemical-free way to protect your pet and family.
Master your outdoor safety with this guide on essential camping and hiking gear, including natural tick prevention tools and chemical-free products.
Can lavender, rosemary, mint or marigolds keep ticks out of a yard? Do not rely on landscaping plants as a stand-alone tick-control strategy. Some plant compounds have been studied for...
If you're searching for the best tick repellent for your dog, there's one important thing to know first: There isn't one tick-control method that's right for every dog. The CDC...
Finding a tick on your dog can be unsettling, but the first step is simple: determine whether the tick is still crawling or has already attached. If the tick is moving...
The trail may end when you reach the parking lot, but your tick routine should not. After hiking through grassy, brushy or wooded areas, check your clothing, gear and body...
