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Vet's warning to pet owners over the common tick treatment they should avoid

If ticks go unnoticed and pets are untreated, a tick bite could lead to further complications, including Lyme disease.

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If ticks go unnoticed and pets are untreated, a tick bite could lead to further complications, including Lyme disease.

3 days ago·Weymouth, United Kingdom

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Bournemouth Echo broke the news in Bournemouth, United Kingdom 3 days ago on Friday, March 20, 2026.

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Veterinarian Lily Richards warns that over-the-counter tick treatments can be unsafe and ineffective; vet-recommended products undergo extensive testing for pet safety.