ALBANY, N.Y. (WTEN-TV) – New York State officials are urging farmers to remain vigilant for the Longhorn Tick.
Farmers are advised to continue working with their veterinarians to check their animals, particularly cattle, sheep, and horses for exposure to ticks.
Symptoms of tick-borne disease in cattle include fever, lack of appetite, dehydration, weakness and labored breathing.
So far, the tick has only been found in Westchester County.