Ticks are tiny, spider-like creatures which feed on the blood of animals and humans, and are commonly found in woodland and moorland ...

It does not necessarily ... result in Lyme disease. Dr Hannah Godfrey, vet at Petsure, warned: “You can recognise a tick by their oval-shaped bodies, and spider-like legs. They’re usually ...

Dr Hannah Godfrey, vet at Petsure, warned: “You can recognise a tick by their oval-shaped bodies, and spider-like ... the UK is Lyme disease, which can lead to kidney failure in dogs.

It does not necessarily reflect ... in some cases, result in Lyme disease. Dr Hannah Godfrey, vet at Petsure, warned: “You can recognise a tick by their oval-shaped bodies, and spider-like legs.

Be sure to check your dog for ticks after walks ... rash on brown and black skin and it may look like a bruise, while some people who contract Lyme disease may not develop a rash.