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Ticks return early in southern Finland as spring temperatures rise

Summary by Helsinki Times

Ticks have reappeared in southern Finland, marking the start of the annual tick season. The first sightings were recorded in February, and hundreds more have since been logged through the 'Punkkilive' map service. The service, a collaboration between Turku University and Pfizer, gathers real-time data from the public.

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Ticks return early in southern Finland as spring temperatures rise

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Guelph Today

Ticks on the rise: Here’s how to keep your dog safe from vector-borne diseases

A local expert shares symptoms to watch for and more on how to keep your pets safe

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dogexpress.in

Expert Advice from Vets on How to Remove Ticks from Dogs

Hi there, dog parents! Have you ever had the misfortune of having nature’s vampires infest your furry companion? These small ticks can be quite a nuisance, but don’t worry, I’m here to teach you how to remove ticks from dogs and assume the role of a tick-removal ninja for safeguarding your furry friend. In this blog, I will give you professional tips learned from all the vets around the globe on how to remove ticks from your dog safely and eff…

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InQuinte.ca | Health Unit encourages precautions to avoid ticks and Lyme disease

As warmer temperatures approach, public health is reminding everyone to take precautions to minimize the risk of contracting vector-borne diseases, such as Lyme disease, when enjoying the outdoors. Vector-borne diseases can be transmitted to humans through the bite of an infected tick. Warmer temperatures and greater levels of rainfall in our area are causing ticks to be more active throughout the year. Higher tick activity increases the risk of…

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Hastings Prince Edward Public Health

Media release: As spring approaches, take precautions to avoid ticks and Lyme disease - Hastings Prince Edward Public Health

Hastings and Prince Edward Counties/April 1, 2025As warmer temperatures approach, public health is reminding everyone to take precautions to minimize the risk of contracting vector-borne diseases, such as Lyme disease, when enjoying the outdoors.Vector-borne diseases can be transmitted to humans through the bite of an infected tick. Warmer temperatures and greater levels of rainfall in our area are causing ticks to be more active throughout the …

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