
|Articles|March 9, 2016
Client handout: Human symptoms of tickborne illness
Clients asking about their bulls-eye rash, flu-like symptoms or tick bites? Hand them this handout.
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Ticks represent an interesting conundrum for veterinary professionals. These little bloodsuckers, which prey on pets and people alike, are probably a regular topic of conversation at your clinic. But what happens when your clients start asking about their weird bulls-eye rash, flu-like symptoms or tick bites? Here's where this handout comes in. With information from the Centers for Disease Control, it outlines what symptoms of tickborne illness look like-so you're never caught unprepared.
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