Warning after spate of suspected cat poisonings in Forfar
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The suspected poisonings all took place in the Threefells Drive area of Forfar
An animal welfare charity has issued a warning to cat owners in Forfar after at least five animals died of suspected poisoning.
The Scottish SPCA said the incidents took place in the Threewells Drive area of the town during December.
The charity said had been made directly aware of five deaths and a further two more had been reported, but with no details.
It said all the cats had shown symptoms associated with poisoning.
These included lack of coordination, vomiting, dilated eyes, dehydration, cold, lethargic, and suffering fits.
Scottish SPCA acting chief inspector, Alastair Adams said: "Using poison, or any dangerous item, with the intent of deliberately harming animals is a crime and is enforceable by law.
"If your pet shows any signs that they may have been poisoned, take them to the vet immediately."