Yes it is . Depending on the species, these parasitic arthropods can transmit certain diseases through bites to people, especially those who have more direct contact with animals, such as dogs and other pets, and who engage in outdoor activities.
In principle, the tick bite, which needs to adhere to the skin of other living beings to feed and complete its life cycle, is usually not serious, unless an allergic reaction occurs. However, the parasite acts as a vector – that is, a transmitter of pathogens that cause infections such as ehrlichiosis, botanical fever and Lyme disease. The latter, also called borreliosis, is on the worrying rise.
