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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2023 Aug 14.
Published in final edited form as: J Am Vet Med Assoc. 2022 Aug 3;261(1):1–8. doi: 10.2460/javma.22.04.0162

Table 2.

Reported demographics enrolled in serosurvey and owner survey (n = 81).

Description n (%)

Type of animal
 Dog 80 (98.8)
 Cat 1 (1.2)
How often have you seen ticks in Alaska?
 Never/we don’t have ticks here 60 (74.1)
 Rarely (at least 1 confirmed sighting) 19 (24.5)
 Occasionally (more than once/y) 2 (2.5)
 Frequently (on most trips outdoors) 0 (0)
Have you ever found a tick on your pet before?
 Yes 14 (17.3)
 No 64 (79.0)
 Not sure/unable to identify 3 (3.7)
Does your pet live primarily indoors or outdoors (where do they spend the majority of time, not necessarily where they sleep)?
 Indoors 68 (84.0)
 Outdoors 1 (1.2)
 Spends about half their time indoors and half their time outdoors 12 (14.8)
How often does your pet spend time in or near
 wooded areas or fields outside the yard in the summer (hiking, walking, camping, etc)?
 Rarely or never 24 (29.6)
 1–2 d/wk 24 (29.6)
 3–5 d/wk 10 (12.3)
 6 or more d/wk 23 (28.4)
Has your pet ever been vaccinated against Lyme disease?
 Yes 6 (7.40)
 No 50 (61.7)
 Unsure 25 (30.9)