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Summer weather means Oklahoma s prime tick season has arrived. Oklahoma State University Professor Dr. Susan Little said rainy weather has increased Oklahoma s tick population. Dr. Little said Oklahoma’s tick season is year-round with multiple species occupying the state at different times of the year. She said there are two primary tick-borne diseases of concern in Oklahoma. Ehrlichiosis and rocky mountain spotted fever, and those both do have a seasonal distribution of making people and dogs sick in the spring and summer months, Little said. She said to carefully pull ticks away using tweezers held close to the tick’s mouth. She also recommends saving the tick in a sealed plastic bag in case an illness develops.

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