Made for Northeast dog parents
Thirty seconds at the door. Keeps you and your pup safe.
You know about ticks. Your dog is on a preventative. What's missing is the part that catches them before anything bites — on their fur, on your pant legs, before they get inside. One wipe with an engineered and patented fabric mitt removes loose ticks off fur, skin and clothes.
Wipe. Look. Toss it in the dryer.
Their back, legs, belly and ears — then your own cuffs and sleeves. Firm passes, against the fur.
Ticks grab onto the fabric like Velcro and stay on the surface, where you can actually see them.
Mesh bag, 10 minutes on high. The heat kills the ticks and the mitt is ready for tomorrow.
Don't risk bringing a tick into your home
Your preventative is doing its job. It just starts one step too late.
Chews and topicals work from inside their bloodstream. The tick has to attach and start feeding before the medicine reaches it. It works — after the bite.
Ticks ride in on their fur and let go inside — on the rug, the couch, the bed. Then they look for the next warm host. That's you, and your kids. TiCK MiTT is the step that catches them first.
Is your dog actually protected?
Tick the ones that sound like your house.
Your preventative handles what bites your dog. Nothing in your routine handles what crawls on their fur, or what comes inside with them. That's the thirty seconds this fixes.
The Northeast is about 70% of all reported Lyme cases in the country.
The highest reported Lyme rate of any U.S. state in 2023. A backyard here is not a low-risk backyard.
CDC-reported cases, 2023.
What shows up at your door
One reusable TiCK MiTT in signature yellow — scientifically engineered and patented fabricA mesh dryer bag, so 10 minutes on high kills anything you caughtWorks on fur, clothing and skin — kids, adults, dogs, catsREMINDER: TiCK MiTT does not remove embedded ticks. If one is already attached, use TiCK SiDEKiCK — our 3-in-1 tool with a built-in flashlight.
From dog parents in the thick of it
Pulled four off the mitt after one walk. Both dogs are on Simparica. That was the moment I understood the difference.
Side by side
Keep the preventative. Add the thirty seconds that come before it.
We built it after Lyme found our family.
A father and daughter in New England who had the preventatives, knew about ticks, and still got caught. So we made the step that was missing — something you can actually do every single day without thinking about it. That's the whole idea: one small habit, all season long.
— Steve & Olivia, founders
One by the door. One in the car.
A mitt lasts the whole season. Two means you never skip the check because it's in the wrong place. Over $30 ships free.
FAQ
My dog's already on a preventative. Why would I need this?
Preventatives work after a tick attaches and starts feeding — they kill it, but the bite has already happened. They also do nothing about ticks that hitch a ride on her coat and drop off inside your house. TiCK MiTT removes loose ticks before either of those things can happen. Use both.
We don't hike. Is our yard really a risk?
Most exposure in the Northeast is residential — leaf litter at the lawn's edge, stone walls, mulch beds, the shady strip along the fence. Blacklegged ticks live there, not just on trails.
Does it remove ticks that are already attached?
No. TiCK MiTT catches loose, crawling ticks before they bite. For an embedded tick, use Tick SiDEKiCK, our 3-in-1 removal tool with a built-in flashlight.
How do I clean it?
Put it in the included mesh bag and run it in the dryer for 10 minutes on high heat — that kills any ticks in the fabric. Machine wash when it needs it. One mitt lasts the season.
Will it work on a thick or long coat?
Yes. Use firmer, slower passes and go against the direction of the fur so the fabric reaches down into the coat. Double-coated breeds are exactly why the fabric grips the way it does.
Is it safe around kids and cats?
There are no chemicals, pesticides or repellents involved — it's engineered fabric. Use it on your own arms and pant legs too, and on cats who tolerate handling.
