According to Sykes, it takes at least a month for any signs of Lyme disease to appear in a dog (if they have signs at all).

Lyme disease in dogs: What you need to know 03:55. The arrival of springtime means Lyme disease is again resurfacing as a concern on the radar screens of people across the country. So, if you go ...

When a human has Lyme disease, they’ll develop a bullseye-like rash where the tick bit them. This symptom does not manifest in dogs. It can take between two to five months before a dog may show ...

Lyme is also a disease for which — if you’re a dog — there is a vaccine. Humans, however, are not so lucky, which raises provocative questions about why we don’t have a cure for a disease ...

Symptoms and Behaviors of Dogs With Lyme Disease. A bullseye rash that spreads outward from where the tick bites is a hallmark sign of Lyme disease in humans. However, ...

With its bull’s-eye rash, achy joints and flulike symptoms, Lyme is a concern for humans. Most dogs exposed to the disease show no signs of infection and recover on their own.

Lyme disease is a hot topic in general, and even more so in the Northern Virginia area, where many of us know someone personally who has been adversely affected by it, sometimes debilitatingly so.

We all learn to tolerate the bites from mosquitoes and other pesky insects, but there's one pest that both people and pets need to really watch out for: Lyme disease-carrying ticks.

Pet-Talk-06-06-14-Autumn-by-Sandy-Miller-Dogwood-Pet-Hospital.jpg If your dog will be spending time outdoors this summer, make sure to check him for ticks, which could spread Lyme disease. (Sandy ...

Lyme disease can infect both people and dogs, but most dogs don't have any signs of the disease at all. Anita Kot via Getty Images Summer brings lots of great elements, such as barbecues, beach ...