What to Do If You Find a Tick in Your Yard, According to Experts

Ticks may be a fact of life outdoors, but finding one in your yard can still be unsettling. The good news: A single tick isn’t necessarily a cause for panic, but it is a sign to pay closer attention. We asked experts what to do if you spot a tick, when to take action, and which non-chemical prevention methods can help make your yard less inviting to them.

Continue reading to learn more about protecting yourself against ticks, written by Rae Ford.

MSN: What to Do If You Find a Tick in Your Yard

Close-up of a small brown tick with a patterned back perched on the edge of a dry leaf against a blurred green background.
Close-up of a small brown tick with a patterned back perched on the edge of a dry leaf against a blurred green background.

What to Do If You Find a Tick in Your Yard, According to Experts

Ticks may be a fact of life outdoors, but finding one in your yard can still be unsettling. The good news: A single tick isn’t necessarily a cause for panic, but it is a sign to pay closer attention. We asked experts what to do if you spot a tick, when to take action, and which non-chemical prevention methods can help make your yard less inviting to them.

Continue reading to learn more about protecting yourself against ticks, written by Rae Ford.

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Rae Ford is a veteran writer based in the southern U.S. She has a bachelor’s degree in journalism from Jacksonville State University and began her career as a staff newspaper reporter.
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MSN: What to Do If You Find a Tick in Your Yard

Close-up of a small brown tick with a patterned back perched on the edge of a dry leaf against a blurred green background.
Close-up of a small brown tick with a patterned back perched on the edge of a dry leaf against a blurred green background.

What to Do If You Find a Tick in Your Yard, According to Experts

Ticks may be a fact of life outdoors, but finding one in your yard can still be unsettling. The good news: A single tick isn’t necessarily a cause for panic, but it is a sign to pay closer attention. We asked experts what to do if you spot a tick, when to take action, and which non-chemical prevention methods can help make your yard less inviting to them.

Continue reading to learn more about protecting yourself against ticks, written by Rae Ford.

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Escritor
Rae Ford
Rae Ford is a veteran writer based in the southern U.S. She has a bachelor’s degree in journalism from Jacksonville State University and began her career as a staff newspaper reporter.
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