Stay aware that ticks remain active during the fall, posing a threat to you and your pets. Vigilance is key.

Implement protective measures, such as wearing long clothing and using tick repellents, to minimize the risk of tick bites.

Safeguard your pets by checking them for ticks regularly and using tick preventatives recommended by your veterinarian.

If you find a tick, remove it carefully and completely to reduce the risk of infection. Use fine-tipped tweezers.

Be aware of the signs of tick-borne diseases like Lyme disease and seek medical or veterinary attention if symptoms occur.

Ticks thrive in wooded areas and tall grass. Take extra precautions when venturing into tick-prone habitats.

Stay informed about the latest tick-related information to protect yourself and your loved ones during the fall season.