Thread: Embedded Tick
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Old 06-04-2009, 04:52 PM   #7
lil fu fu girl
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Originally Posted by TLC View Post
I brought the tick with me and the Vet said the tick looked like a dog tick. I wasn't sure if it was dog tick or the lone star. Either way, I did read that they all can carry lyme (not just the deer tick)

We had the perimeter of our yard, house and patio treated. But there is the whole center that wasn't and we are on an acre. Plus my husband owns a landscape/construction company, so HE could have brought the tick home and in
Most people do not realize that.
All ticks feed on different size animals during their distinct life stages( larvae, nymph and adult).
So when an infected tick feeds on an animal, whatever tick feeds on that animal next, gets any diseases the first tick had, and so on, and so on.
Pretty scarry!
Most pet owners do not realize that a tick can also transmit more then one tick-borne disease. Ehrlichia and Anaplasmosis are two serious infections as well.
I hope that your baby is better soon.
You sound like you have all your bases covered.

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