Tick activity has been notably high this year, with emergency department visits related to tick bites reaching levels not seen in the past decade. Health officials are advising pet owners to be vigilant for symptoms in their dogs and cats.
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- loaded language: 'emergency department visits sparked by the pests'
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Increased Tick Activity Reported This Year
This year has seen a significant increase in tick activity, leading to a rise in emergency department visits due to tick bites. Pet owners are encouraged to monitor their animals for symptoms associated with tick bites.
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- ✕ loaded language: 'emergency department visits sparked by the pests'
- ✕ framing: headline asserting a conclusion
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Think a tick bit your dog or cat? Here are symptoms to look for
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Increased Tick Activity Reported This Year