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Tick season is hitting North Wales hard, with a spike in sightings along Gwynedd’s coastlines and Anglesey — and it’s not just humans feeling the bite. Dog walkers are coming home with furry tick-covered pets, while public health officials warn that increased outdoor activity during the warm weather may be fueling the surge. Ticks carry Lyme disease — a growing concern in the UK, now affecting women just as often as older adults — and a more serious, newly emerging threat: Tick-Borne Encephalitis. Prevention is key: wear long sleeves, tuck pants into socks, use repellent, and check yourself and your pets thoroughly after every outdoor outing. Early detection and prompt tick removal could save you from a nasty infection.
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