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The American dog tick (Dermacentor variabilis) is a blood-feeding parasite found widely across the eastern United States and in limited areas west of the Rocky Mountains. Adults typically...
Lone Star Ticks on Dogs: How to Identify, Remove, and Prevent Them.
Lone star ticks on dogs can be difficult to spot, especially when they attach around the ears, neck, face, or other areas covered by fur. These blood-feeding parasites can irritate your dog's skin,...
Locating a small brown tick crawling across your dog's coat or attached to its skin can be worrying. One possible culprit is the brown dog tick, a tick species particularly associated with dogs and...
Engorged Tick on a Dog: How to Identify, Remove, and Prevent It.
An engorged tick on your dog can be alarming, especially when the parasite looks like a swollen gray, brown, or bluish lump attached to the skin. The good news is that you can often remove a single...
Tick Bite Symptoms on Dogs: How to Recognize a Bite and When to Worry
Seeing a tick on your dog can be worrying, especially if you notice a swollen bump, redness, or changes in your pet's behavior. The important thing to know is that a tick bite does not...
Teaching a dog recall means teaching them to return to you when you call. A reliable recall makes everyday life easier and can help you move your dog away from a hazard, end a play session safely, or...