Our AWFUL Experience In Aguascalientes/ Mexico Travel Vlog/ Mexico Story-time
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Mexico! Yes, we live in Mexico and recently, we took our pooches with us on a trip to Aguascalientes Mexico a beautiful city that was full of life. Make sure to watch our must-see video on Aguascalientes. This is our Storytime in Aguascalientes that we owe you guys. We had an ugly encounter with a pest in Mexico that almost ruined our time in this beautiful city. This video is a must-see for you guys wondering what happened in Aguascalientes Mexico...
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Mexico! Yes, we live in Mexico and recently, we took our pooches with us on a trip to Aguascalientes Mexico a beautiful city that was full of life. Make sure to watch our must-see video on Aguascalientes. This is our Storytime in Aguascalientes that was owed, you guys. We had an ugly encounter with a pest in Mexico that almost ruined our time in this beautiful city. This video is a must-see for you guys wondering what happened in Aguascalientes Mexico...
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Another great video guys. I lived in Colorado before moving to Querétaro and I know how serious ticks can be, we had lots of open spaces where you had to check yourselves and your pets very carefully after a hike. I had a good friend who contracted Lyme disease after a tick bite. It was a very serious condition and it caused many complications. I am so glad to hear that you took immediate action and got the situation under control.
I look forward to all your videos. Stay safe. Hasta luego.
Hola Amigo, 😉 As always, thanks for your comment and words of support. 🙏 We truly appreciate you. Sorry to hear about your friend....it was definitely stressful but glad we were able to get through it,, and share our personal experience with others. Hopefully, this can be of help to someone.
Oh you guys! What a learning experience. Those ticks are just soooo sneaky and relentless! Thank you for this valuable information. Man! You were on top of this. Great parents to your sweet little babies. Who would have thought???!!! Thank you sooo much! Happy travels and stay safe and stay well.❤
I know right Paula! It was shocking to say the least. Hopefully this bad experience can help someone else. This was definitely a learning experience for sure. Others in the comments section have gone through similar incidents.. .we had NO idea ticks could infiltrate in such a short time. Thanks for your support and words of encouragement. 🙏🌹
I enjoy your videos. Thank you for the information. Keep up the good work!
Thank you very much Ramunda. 🙏 We appreciate your words of support. 🌹
Thank you for sharing your experience.
Thanks for sharing your appreciation Jose:-).
you guys are awesome...appreciate this story time video about those nasty pest. Also appreciate greatly your videos on living in Mexico ❤️
Thanks so much Gli R; we truly appreciate your support. 🙏❤️ Glad to hear you find value in our creative work. 🌹
First, I’m really sorry you went through this! What an immensely stressful situation! As someone who grew up in Mexico and has worked in the veterinary field since 1995, I highly recommend that you talk to your vet and get your dogs on a doxycylcine treatment asap for a few weeks in order to kill borrelia and other pathogens that ticks transmit while they are attached. This can prevent Lyme disease and other serious diseases that can develop due to tick bites.
Also, my own storytime……One time I went into a house in one of the villages I was visiting with my parents, and there were ticks completely covering the walls. It was horrifying. Hundreds and hundreds of ticks. The small town I lived in as a child in Mexico has so many wonderful memories for me……and some just horrible ones when it comes to ticks. 🤣 I remember a dog I was petting one time, and I thought he was part dragon……his ears were these amazing scaled, shiny ears. Turns out, that his entire ear leather on both sides was completely covered in ticks and they were layered up layered over each other……🤮
Thank you for sharing this information. 🙏 We didn't think they needed antibiotics but will reach out to the vet in the morning and see what he thinks. Hopefully, it isn't too late since this happened about 2 weeks ago. Sounds like you have had many encounters with this type of incident! So, Mexico in general seems to have an issue with ticks in your opinion? What prevention methods are used here other than what we were doing? This is helpful to those not aware; thanks again for your comment.
That is horrible....poor dog...😔
Thanks for all the great videos 🙏
Thanks so much for your appreciation of our work Jose. 🙏🌹
Thanks for reply will be waiting for all your upcoming videos and will help support your channel🙏
@@JoseRamos-hz5fc That is very kind of you Jose. Muchas gracias amigo. 🙏💕
@@WhyNotNow buena suerte con su canal amigos🙏
Frontline monthly treatments work amazing. My dog brought ticks in the house from the grass outside, when I lived in the country. Glad you got rid of them!
Thanks for sharing your personal experience Mary. It's really helpful for others reading the comments to hear varying experiences/ remedies. 🙏🌹
Great job on the video!
Thanks for the support Gabe. 🙏
We’re from Aguascalientes so I’m glad you were able to visit
I had no idea ticks congregated in large numbers. For some reason I think of them as solitary. I wonder if the previous renter maybe had a dog who left a few ticks behind and those laid eggs and they all just hatched. An extra donation this week for all of your hard work and help with your bills!
Tell us about it Laura! We were completely shocked...I kept saying this again in the comments too. Another person (EL F) commented that this happened to her dog. We NEVER saw so many ticks in our lives. .we hope this video can help someone out. Thank you again for your continued support and generosity; we appreciate it so much. 🙏❤️
We lost our beautiful dog to a tick bite here in Mexico. I would recommend getting your blood tested whenever you or your dog may have had a tick bite
Sorry to hear that @michaelsmith2078. Thanks for the advice and yes we had both of our little guys checked out.
Oh😳..that would have freaked me out..my husband José and I are here in Mexico and we travel in the from Guadalajara Jalisco to Zacatecas....we have wanted to stop in aguacalientes..but never have..
Looks so beautiful...we lost our Dog before coming here.
We watch your videos all of the time..we are wanting to relocate again..moved around for the last 3 years.
Thank you for the great info.
José and Lynda
Hi Jose & Lynda, Thanks for your comment. First and foremost, we are so sorry to hear about the loss of your dog. They become a part of our family and we understand how difficult that is. ❤️ Very interesting to hear about your travels; what was your favorite city/ least favorite, and why (if yt don't mind sharing)? How did you like Zacatecas? We would like to visit Zacatecas in the future. Thanks for your support of our creative work. 🙏🌹
Great video. Subscribed. What a nightmare with the ticks! I remember taking my small dog out for a walk probably 10 minutes and and he ended up covered with them. acck. Then my daughter go lyme disease bad and never even saw the tick on herself. Glad you were able to get rid of them so quickly and your pups are ok. I hear you about complainers/offended. Seems so many people want to complain about everything. Looking forward to more of your videos. x
Hi EL F, We appreciate your support and words of encouragement. 🙏💕 Really..... wow, we thought this was a rare instance (as far as the amount of ticks in such a short time!). We were completely shocked when we dealt with this ourselves. If you feel comfortable sharing, we'd like to know, where (city/ country) this happened to your fur baby? How is your daughter doing now, and what were some the red flags (symptoms etc.) that led up to her taking a blood test to confirm Lyme disease? That is terrible; so sorry to hear about your experience, and how it affected your daughter.
@@WhyNotNow I really enjoy your videos. I have learned several travel tips from you guys. My wife and I currently live in Mexico. Many years ago, we had a associate with a terrible case of bed bugs that were brought over by a cousin of theirs. The exterminators wanted to charge way too much. My wife discovered food grade diatomaceous earth. It killed all the bed bugs in one day. I always carry a vial of it with me on business trips just in case. It physically kills bugs, it doesn't poison them.
@@sethhack899 Hi Seth, Glad to hear that, and welcome to our YT family. 🌹 What city/ town in Mexico do you and your wife live (if you're comfortable sharing)? Interesting.... thanks for sharing; we've never heard of that before. We will do some research on it as when traveling, it never hurts to be over-prepared that's for sure. Where do you purchase/ obtain this product?
@@WhyNotNow We currently live near Ensenada and enjoy it very much. Usually food grade diatomaceous earth is sold at livestock feed stores in the USA as it is mixed in with animal feed to combat parasites. You can find it online and it must be food grade not swimming pool grade. We could only find a 40 lb sack back in the day. We still haven't finished the sack and friends come by to ask for more from time to time. Online you can find expert tips on proper and safe use. The nice thing is that bugs cannot develop resistance to it.
@@sethhack899 Ensenada....great weather (by the beach 😉) from what we've heard. Thanks for sharing: very interesting.
I appreciate you guys videos i hope you go to merida to give your views planning my move to mexico
Hi Yusef, Thanks for your comment. 🙏🌹 I'm sure we will visit Merida sometime in the near future. We appreciate that you value, and trust our perspective. 🙏
Sorry about your experience but you guys are champs,keep up the good work.
That is very sweet of you Peggy, thank you so much. 🙏❤️ And thank you again, for continuing to support our work; we do not take it for granted. 🙏🌹
WOW….so sorry you had a tick infestation, but glad you finally took care of it. Thank you for sharing this content to help others to be aware.
YES, there are people who take what others say out of content, make assumptions and do not take what others say as face value.
For those of you who are partial to ASSUME Content….NEVER ASSUME ANYTHING! If you’re are not sure of what others are trying to relay, ASK QUESTIONS.
Thanks Anita. Yes, so thankful it's over; hopefully this terrible experience can be of help to someone
Very informative!!
Glad it was helpful. 😊
Good to know .... information to look out for where ever you stay at.
Hi Elida, 🌹 Absolutely. 👍
Hello Lovely couple. Thanks fir the video informing us about this issue; I had planned on visiting Aguascalientes but mow I am not so sure. I have a question. I watched the video and you stated that at the AirBnB the ticks sere crasling out of the couch/sofa, so you left; I would have done the same thing. Then you went to a nice hotel close to the airport and there were ticks there too? Or did I misunderstand? I was planning to stay at a hotel so it is important for me to know this. Thanks in advance for your response. If there were ticks in the hotel room, what did the hotel do or say when alerted to the problem?
Hi Lupita, You shouldn't let this experience deter you from visiting the beautiful city of Aguascalientes. This incident can happen anywhere Lupita, and if you read the comments section, you will see many others have dealt with similar incidents. One of our viewers even stated that a veterinarian informed her that this year in general, has been really bad with ticks (not specific to Aguascalientes). As for your question, no, the ticks weren't at the second place/ hotel but they obviously had hitched a ride on the dogs given that's how they survive (i.e.warm body) and came across that way. We thankfully were able to remedy the situation within two days (before going back home) as we stated in the video
I have 2 Havanese pups and I’m so grateful to learn about this. In fact, I just got a RX for their flea and tick medicine as it will begin to warm up here soon in W WA. I’m so sorry that you had this horrible experience and hope there’s no repeats. Did either of you get bitten?
Glad to hear this was helpful to you; it is why we felt we needed to share our experience. All is well with us thankfully. 🙏 We were very quick to address the problem which helped.
New Hampshire has suffered from ticks for the past 2-3 years. The moose calves have been hit really hard. We chose to give our dog a Lyme disease vaccine. I didn’t know this has a real thing until we moved up here.
That's really something LovetoTravel..... these critters have really become a problem (or just have been, a problem unbeknownst to us) based on what many of our viewers are stating in the comments section. We never knew there was a Lyme diset vaccine for dogs; surprised why vets don't speak about this more. Very interesting, thanks for sharing.
Alright sista, ya got me itchin like mad!!!! Glad you got it under control- what a nightmare
Sorry M/J...😉 Hopefully this will help someone avoid this terrible experience.
Been to mexico all my life never had no issues.specially in aguascalientes.the best thing I can say if u travel leave your pets at home .u will not have fun with dogs.sorry about your experience
My Ex girlfriend apartment was full of them too in 27 ST NW forgot the ave but it was in Miami Florida.... They was all over the beds and walls they were gray....
¡No manches! That story had me scratching from head-to-toe 😄 ... Were you visiting the San Jose de Gracia area? I'm thinking near the lake with the Broken Jesus? Any word from the locals if they state fair is returning in spring? It's been cancelled the last few years due to covid. Best party I've ever been to! Glad I came across your channel. Cheers from Jalisco 😎👍🏼
You weren't the only one saying this...😉 We were just in the Centro area of the city. As for the San Marcos festival, I would say it all depends on what transpires in the near future. As of now, it looks like they would have it in the Spring. Saludos!
What a nightmare. But could happen anywhere.
Hi couple,
I saw you and talk to you at Jardín de San Marcos on 2/10/22
Thanks yo this video we did Not rent Airbnb and decided to stay at the Hilton just to be make sure no garrapatas. Nothing wrong with Airbnb is just an informative video.
Thanks for the video
Hi Alex, Thank you for your comment. It was nice to see you in person, thank you for saying hello. 🙏🌹 Those garrapatas😲.....we haven't had any more bad experiences with them thank God! It had to be either the dogs walked into a nest in a park, or that Airbnb had some infestation at that time. Don't worry, most Airbnbs are completely Alex 👌😄
I m generally against using anything toxic on my self or my dogs but it’s really worth it to use the seresto collar for small dogs. Just make sure it is authentic, there are people making fake collars. It is expensive but It works for 8 months. Make sure you get them from a vet or petco. It really works!
Thanks for sharing your thoughts Robin. My daughter actually uses Soresto on her two cats, and Rat Terrier. Ourlittle guys aren't used to wearing the collar but I think it is another great option. Flea & tick prevention is so important.
Just want to say... Love the discussion about food... LOL SABOR is a word that I love! Some gringos do not like much spice, so for them bland food like White rice, potatoes, bread, and very pain "NOT SPICY" food is the thing they like.... Personally I like me some SPICE!!! Love your channel! I have only seen a few videos so far... but very fun!!
Sorry for the late reply HVOLCO..it seems your comment (and a number of others) got caught in the "held for review net" (made for those who like to use profanity lol, no clue why). Thanks for the comment and love as always:-).
It's not just gringos, most Latin Americans don't like spicy food. It's mainly Mexico that loves their chiles. Go to any other Latin American country and they typically flavor their foods in herbs, marinades, salsas, cheeses, and butters.
l was batten by a tick, very nasty bate and sore is huge and painful, lucky me l did not get lame......
That is terrible Osborne Bay. Glad you are doing okay after that situation. For those who aren't aware of what to expect with a tick bite, feel free to share anything you recall about the bite (itchiness, how long it lasted, etc.); personal experiences can be helpful to others trying to identify what they may be experiencing.
I noticed you are back in this city. Any thoughts as to how you will avoid ticks?
Hi N Berger, As we stated in the video, we couldn't confirm whether the ticks came from that Airbnb, or the wild bushes in that outdoor area but, all has been well during our few weeks here. We ways keep our little guys on monthly prevention and check them regularly. Also, we stay away from grass/ shrub areas that look wild/ untreated. Unfortunately, ticks are in most places.
@@WhyNotNow thanks! The tick discussion made me skirmish so I didn’t hear the update lol. I recently added this city to my list and have two pups myself! Thanks
Thanks for the update about ticks. We have a yorkie also that we plan to bring to Mexico. Also, I’ve found that as Americans we learn to listen and not get “butt hurt) about different opinions. Well, educated people don’t ! In general, other countries don’t take constructive criticism very well. You are helping them learn. We definitely are not perfect in the US!!
You're welcome Naadira. Glad you found this video to be helpful
I respect your opinion based on your experience. I’m interested in honesty, hey, who isn’t, except apparently a few.
Thanks for your support Jc tr4. 🙏 That us what we take pride in and what we will continue to bring to our viewers.❤
Was it the jardín de san marcos?
No, it wasn't Jardin de San Marcos
Ticks can live for 4 years. They only need to feed infrequently. Deer ticks are big carriers of Lyme disease and other diseases. Dog ticks were very common at my sisters in Nebraska. They are less common in dry climates. An infested room is a horror show. Pets do make things much more complicated.The nymphs are tiny and hard to see. In the NE US their hosts are mice squirrels chipmunks and deer.
Funny you should mention ticks. We came for a visit to Oregon and brought our Pomeranian. He is also on maintenance flea and tick meds. He is always indoors except outside for quick walks and bathroom. Within 24 hours of arriving in Oregon, we found about 7 ticks on him! We took him to a vet here and they said that the tick infestation this year is the worst they had ever seen. Up here animals such as deer drop ticks off and the tick looks for it’s next warm body. So most likely they were from the park. With the Covid protocols in place, most Air BnB’s are allowing 24-48 hours in between guests to deep clean. Ticks need a warm body to survive. I was shocked and grossed out when the vet showed me a tick in alcohol which is the best way to kill one if you find one. Even kid in school here aren’t allowed on the grass at all because of the bad tick infestation this year. Glad you were able to remedy the situation. They are so disgusting!
Wow Dina. .... thanks for sharing your personal experience, and what the vet told you as well. This will be very helpful to others who aren't aware reading the comments. Sounds like it isn't isolated to a particular region in MX, but the issue they've been seeing with ticks is in general, is being experienced throughout Mexico...
Nice holiday! 🤣
Lessoned learned but Aguascalientes is an amazing city
Bedbugs or chinches son muy comunes en esta área. I had dealt with that before months ago
Hola Amigo! How have you been Juan? 🌹 Terrible! How did you address your situation? That's what I thought they were at first but then realized they were garapattas...equally horrible!
Your dogs brought the Ticks home to you
Anything is possible, but the ticks were falling from the ceiling and coming from the fireplace so who knows.
Story time it was a beautiful city from the video pictures....
It is a lovely city for sure. 🌹
OMG what a nightmare. But you persisted! Maybe livestock spread them as well.
It really was Darkk Star...but yes, we got through it. 🙏
ok guys ...first of all thanks for the heads up @ ticks ! I have always thought
your videos are informative, thank you. You brought up opinions and I
respect your opinions. I have one - I wish husband would not pronounce
MeXico....MeSS ico. I remember previously Another of your viewers mentioned this--so its not just me.
Hi Kat, Glad you find our videos to be a resource. Our hope is that by sharing our experiences, it can help inform/ help someone. As for hubby, I do recall a comment being made several months back and it was quite frankly, rudely said. You likely saw my response to that comment as well. Our focus is bringing our viewers truthful and real life/ tangible content.
Kat that is kinda funny. My mom is Mexican and she says Mexico with a little bit more SS sometimes. lol
look up seed ticks, have seen them in the USA, you most likely got them outside..
Thanks for sharing Wayne. We will check that out ..never heard of them. It was unbelievable how MANY can infiltrate in such a short time!
@@WhyNotNow Hola, I am in San Luis Potosi
@@ciscoxzy Saludos en San Luis Potosi. 🇲🇽
Sounds more like any other low tier hotel
So glad you separated this part of the visit from the first video. *faints*
Hi Profes LCH, I know right! This was its own, much needed video. 😉 I have to say your comment put a huge 😊 on my face lol....it was QUITE the experience to say the least...
No I did not contradict myself , I understood exactly what your point was . Since I am 6'4" I understand very well my comment was meant to help you out . Shame on me .
Hi Richard, Let's chalk it up to a misunderstanding and move forward in that case.. Life is too short and we personally have no qualms about taking any responsibility on our part. We work hard to be a resource, and are genuinely transparent with our viewers; that is what is important to us. Thanks for your comment.
So you guys transported them to the Holiday Inn. I hope you told the hotel management so they could fumigate & not expose other guests.
Tye, If you recall in the video, we stated we addressed the issue; other guests were not "exposed".
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Gracias amigo. 🙏❤️
99% likelihood it came from park area.
Talk about a home invasion!
The screen is blacj
Hi Marta, I just pressed play and it is working on my end. Maybe try the video again, or have someone check your computer?
You guys talk too much extra talk! Trim and focus your scripts.🧐
Hi True Star, We don't exactly do "scripted" as our primary focus is giving truthful information. This is why our valuable viewers follow, trust and respect our channel. You may want to either start your own channel (and be prepared everyone giving their opinions/ criticism), or find a more "scripted" channel that suits your needs.