TickEase Blog
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My Dog Charlie Got a Tick
My dog Charlie and I went for a walk in the woods. We did a tick check when we came home and poor Charlie had a tick on his head. TickEase to the rescue! -
Fall Is Nymphal Tick Season. They're Dangerous.
Fall is here - the perfect time to head outdoors for exercise, fresh air and peace.
Nymphal ticks are out too. And they're dangerous.Â
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Bad News! Ticks Don't Die in Cold Weather
We've got bad news for you! Ticks don't hibernate or die in cold weather.
Ticks have been seen crawling through snow in February, looking for a blood meal (which could be you!)
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NEW VIDEO: So Many People Wanted to Know If Removing a Tick Hurt My Dog
When my video demonstrating how I removed a tick from my dog Champ went viral, thousands of people asked whether it hurt him. So I made a new video to explain why it did not.Â
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Myths and Misconceptions About Ticks - Part Two
Summer's in full swing, and ticks are out in force. It's important to know the facts about ticks so you'll how to protect yourself, your family and your pets. This TickEase post debunks common myths about ticks. -
Myths and Misconceptions About Ticks (Part One)
Unfortunately, there is a lot of misinformation about how to avoid, find, remove and dispose of ticks. To protect yourself, your family and your pets, it’s important to know how to stay tick-safe. What follows are the most common myths, misconceptions and truths about ticks.Â
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How Tick Man Dan Turned His Obsession With Ticks Into a Successful Business
Most of us don’t want ticks anywhere near us, our family or our pets. But Dan Wolff brings ticks everywhere he goes. He even brought them to his recent wedding. Wolff is known as Tick Man Dan, and he's the inventor of the patented, CDC-compliant TickEase tick removal device. -
Why TickEase?
TickEase tweezers, with their fine-tipped, pointy design, were made specifically for the effective removal of engorged ticks.Â
Prompt and complete removal of engorged ticks is vital to avoiding tick-borne diseases including Lyme Disease.
Only patented, CDC-compliant, dual-sided TickEase tweezers are designed with one side for removing ticks from people and the other for removing ticks from pets.
