domestic animals such as horses,
cattle, dogs and even cats may
serve as substitute hosts for
black-legged (deer) ticks.
Equine






Horse Expo
State Fair Grounds
April 27, 28 & 29
We will have a booth at this event. Stop by and say hi.

University of MN Extension -Tick Borne Diseases in
MN

University of MN Extension - Ticks and Their Control

Sweat resistant fly & tick control that works rain or
shine  Farnam

Lyme disease in Horses
by Sandra L. Bushmich, MS, DVM

Equine lyme disease

Minnesota Board of Animal Health

How to Remove Ticks from Horses

Pet Care: Ticks & Lyme disease










Current Advice on Parasite Control: Vector-Borne
Diseases:   CAPC

Tick  Tick  Tick - You’ve just returned from a
weekend of camping and wonderful trail riding  
read more

Minnesota Veterinarian Medical Association -
Lyme Disease Affects People and Pets

Hunters Beware: Deer Tick Population Growing in
Minn., Wis. WDIO.com
Click on the picture
on the left to read
Buster's Story








Clinical presentation of 26 anaplasma
phagocytophilum-seropositive dogs residing in an
endemic area read more

Symptoms

Lyme Disease and Animals

Lyme Disease in Dogs

Ticks, Dogs and Disease: Protecting Your Dog from Lyme
Disease







Field and Stream - Ticks and Bird Dogs

FDA - Beware of Ticks

Tick Borne-Disease in MN - U of M Extension

Frontline - Protection

Learn about tick diseases in dogs.
Lyme disease isn’t the only disease dogs can contract
from ticks. Ticks can also carry canine ehrlichiosis, canine
anaplasmosis and Rocky Mountain spotted fever. These
diseases are often mistaken for other conditions and
cannot be accurately diagnosed without a trip to the vet.
Tick bites on dogs are hard to detect, and tick disease
signs may not appear for 7–21 days or longer after a tick
bite, which makes regular screening a must.
Visit their website at: www.dogsandticks.com      
IDEXX brochure

YouTube - Pet Care: Ticks & Lyme disease
U.S. Canine Positive
Lyme Test Results
Click on the picture to the left
to read the Star Tribune article
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