Due to recent mild winter and autumn seasons, the tick population in Eastern Canada at this time of year is on the rise and it is causing health concerns for pets. How can you best protect your pet? Enid Stiles is a veterinarian at Sherwood Park Animal Hospital in Beaconsfield and she spoke to Andrew Carter.

<p>Due to recent mild winter and autumn seasons, the tick population in Eastern Canada at this time of year is on the rise and it is causing health concerns for pets. How can you best protect your pet? Enid Stiles is a veterinarian at Sherwood Park Animal Hospital in Beaconsfield and she spoke to Andrew Carter.</p>

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There’s been an increase in the tick population in Canada, and Lyme disease is also on the rise in this country. It’s probably not something you hear around this time of year - right? These days, due to recent mild winter and autumn seasons, the tick population in eastern Canada is on the rise and it is causing health concerns.How can you best protect your pet from ticks, all year round? Enid Stiles is veterinarian at Sherwood Park Animal hospital in Beaconsfield, she spoke to Andrew Carter

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