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Britain's dog-killer algae hotspots revealed: Interactive map shows how toxic green 'mashed potato' algae is spreading across UK that is fatal for dogs as vets warn there is no known antidote - Vimarsana News

Britain's dog-killer algae hotspots revealed: Interactive map shows how toxic green 'mashed potato' algae is spreading across UK that is fatal for dogs as vets warn there is no known antidote

Blue-green algae, or cyanobacteria, is a group of bacteria that can contain dangerous toxins which can be harmful and potentially fatal to pets, livestock and birds.

The toxic organism that can poison your dog: the symptoms you should look out for - Vimarsana News

The toxic organism that can poison your dog: the symptoms you should look out for

A deadly strain of blue algae, resembling ‘mashed potato’ is spreading at an alarming rate across rivers, lochs, and ponds in the UK.

Vet issues urgent warning over common plant that could kill your dog - Vimarsana News

Vet issues urgent warning over common plant that could kill your dog

Head veterinarian Sean McCormack told The Sun that dog owners should be especially vigilant during the summer months where the plant can be easily spotted.

Worcestershire dog dies after lick to lethal blue-green algae - Vimarsana News

Worcestershire dog dies after lick to lethal blue-green algae

A Worcestershire family has lost their dog in just 45minutes after he came in contact with lethal blue-green algae.

'Frightening' warning for pet owners after dog dies from contact with blue-green algae | UK | News - Vimarsana News

'Frightening' warning for pet owners after dog dies from contact with blue-green algae | UK | News

A dog has died less than 45 minutes after coming into contact with blue-green algae in the first confirmed case of its kind.