
07/21/2025
There's nothing better than spending a day at the water with your dog, but be cautious of areas with stagnant or slow-moving water- including shorelines and cove areas. Especially if you see green or blue scum or "pea soup" water, play it safe and don't let your pet swim in it. An easy way to ensure your dog doesn't ingest these dangerous cyanobacteria is to bring them their own drinking water and rinse them off after a swim! 🌊🌞
For PET OWNERS that take their dogs to lakes and creeks, please read this warning from Morgan & Patrick Fleming.
This morning we thought, it’s so hot! Let’s go to the lake! We took our sweet Arya to the lake and had the best day playing ball and swimming around! About 30 minutes later on the drive home, we noticed her makng weird noises and she threw up and pooped in the car. We called our vet on the drive and they suggested we take her in. By this point our girl couldn’t even stand. They told us she was in critical condition so we took her to the ER. By the time we got there, she was brain dead. Today was absolutly awful. We lost our fun, loving, and crazy girl to what we can only assume was a lake toxin such as blue green algae. Arya, no dog will ever replace you in our hearts. We already miss you more than you could know. I hope you’re running around like a wild girl with all the other boarder collies in doggo heaven ♥️