Know ticks. Keep living outdoors.

Start with the question you have now. These concise Canadian guides explain what ticks are, why exposure is changing and how to build a practical prevention routine—without turning every walk into a worry.

Educational information, updated September 6, 2026. Care eligibility and treatment decisions are made by a licensed clinician.

Guide 01 · Understand

What are ticks?

Learn how ticks feed, move through four life stages and may pass pathogens while attached.

Read the tick basics guide
Guide 02 · Context

Why more ticks in Canada?

Separate weather from climate, tick abundance from reported disease cases and signal from noise.

See the Canadian evidence
Guide 03 · Act

Prevent tick bites.

A printable before, during and after checklist for yards, trails, cottages, kids, gear and pets.

Open the prevention checklist
Guide 04 · Recognize

No bite memory?

Learn why a tick bite can go unnoticed, why a rash may be absent and what clinicians consider when symptoms appear.

Get the source-backed answer

04When education is not enough

Have questions after a tick bite?

Start an online consultation with a 1-minute questionnaire and Canadian clinician review within 48 hours. $119 CAD includes the consultation and, if prescribed, your prescription, one 30 g tube and delivery across Canada.

Found a tick? Start here