The end of summer does not mean the end of tick season. In fact, ticks are a year-round problem for animals and people alike, and fall can be a big problem as some tend to let their guard down when temperatures cool.

Tick-borne diseases continue to be a concern across the U.S., with cases of Lyme disease growing significantly in the last several years. In Northeast Ohio, the most likely tick to bite dogs, cats or humans in the fall is the black-legged tick, also known Read More