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Dog ticks' one season peaks in June. Dog ticks are Dog ticks' one season peaks in June. Dog ticks are the most common ticks we find in New England, and luckily, they don't tend to carry much disease. (Blacklegged ticks, aka deer ticks, are the ones that can carry Lyme disease.) Mail ticks for research ➡️ BebopLabs.org/send-ticks Donations ➡️ BebopLabs.org/products Bebop Labs is a volunteer-run organization. Throughout the year we apply for grants and ask for donations to make tick testing free.
This is an adult male dog tick. Luckily, dog ticks This is an adult male dog tick. Luckily, dog ticks don't tend to carry much disease in New England, so if you find one biting you, no need to worry. Bebop Labs collects all types of ticks. It is important to conduct tick checks daily. Mail ticks for research ➡️ BebopLabs.org/send-ticks Donations ➡️ BebopLabs.org/products Bebop Labs is a volunteer-run organization. Throughout the year we apply for grants and ask for donations to make tick testing free.
To remove a tick, grasp it with tweezers as close To remove a tick, grasp it with tweezers as close to your skin as possible. Pull upward. Once out, clean bite area. Ticks transmit disease from their midgut and salivary glands so removing its head is important. It varies on how long it takes to transmit disease based on which disease, anywhere from seconds to days. Some Blacklegged ticks (aka deer ticks) carry Lyme disease that takes 24-48 hours of biting time to transmit. Make sure you are performing daily tick checks! Mail ticks for research ➡️ BebopLabs.org/send-ticks Donations ➡️ BebopLabs.org/products Bebop Labs is a volunteer-run organization. Throughout the year we apply for grants and ask for donations to make tick testing free.
This is an adult male Blacklegged tick, aka deer t This is an adult male Blacklegged tick, aka deer tick. It's about the size of a poppy seed. It can carry Lyme disease in New England. Daily tick checks are important for your health. Make sure all your freckles are actually freckles, not ticks! Mail ticks for research ➡️ BebopLabs.org/send-ticks Donations ➡️ BebopLabs.org/products Bebop Labs is a volunteer-run organization. Throughout the year we apply for grants and ask for donations to make tick testing free.
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