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Friday, September 25

Autumn Find Raises Health Risk for Dogs

A vet nurse says the seasonal hazard can affect dogs’ digestive and nervous systems.

A woman walks dogs through serene autumn landscape in Sheffield Park, England.
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Dog owners are being warned about a seasonal autumn hazard that can make pets seriously unwell. A vet nurse says the risk may affect a dog’s gut as well as its nervous system. The warning applies to a find commonly encountered during autumn. Owners may need to factor the hazard into everyday plans involving their dogs.

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