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Tickortreat — simple care in the moments that matter Opening soon

Get outside.
We’ve got you.

Lyme disease prevention after a tick bite, tick identification, and practical guidance for life outside.

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Free pre-screen.
No payment unless eligible.

Identify a Tick

Free. Take a photo
and we’ll take a look.

Handwritten note: Same trails. Fewer worries. A watercolor of a parent, a child in a red dress, and a large white dog looking out over a lake and low mountains from a grassy hillside.

Find a tick?

Take a photo. We’ll tell you what it looks like, in plain language.

Not sure what kind of tick it is? That’s okay. Identification isn’t required to start a visit.

Watercolor study of an adult female blacklegged tick, Ixodes scapularis, seen from above.
Identify a tick

Prevent Lyme.

Simple steps, smart products, and real-world advice.

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Prevention

Learn.

Ticks, Lyme disease, and life outside, in A Guide to Tick Country.

Watercolor of purple coneflowers, daisies, and goldenrod in a summer meadow.
Explore the Guide

Stronger communities.

Simple care should be available wherever you live.

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Our mission

A healthier tomorrow

Care today
for more tomorrows.

Ticks are part of the places we love. We’re here to help you and your family stay informed and prepared — without losing what makes life outside so good.

About Tickortreat

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