Small Talk - Autumn 2016

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There is a general perception
that the risk of tick-borne
disease (diseases that are
spread by ticks, eg Lyme’s
disease) is increasing.
To be able to quantify this
risk various vets, medics and
parasitologists are working
together to be able to produce
a best advice statement for
doctors and vets. However,
regardless of the risk, the basic
advice remains the same: the
best way to avoid tick-borne
diseases is to treat your pet
with an appropriate product
that will kill or repel ticks. Speak
to your veterinary practice for
advice on what is most suitable
for your pet.
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