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Client handout: Creating a tick-free zone in the backyard
Ticks can carry nasty diseases. Help your clients keep their backyards inhospitable by sharing these tips.
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Ticks are carriers of nasty diseases that can infect your patients-and and their owners. Help them create a tick-unfriendly zone in their yard using these tips from the
Hover over this interactive image to see the areas that are most hospitable to ticks and then download the client handout and clinic poster below.
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