THE RSPCA WA is warning dog owners who walk their pets along the beach to be on the lookout for toxic sea hares.
There have been a number of recent sightings of the large squid-like creatures, which wash up on the shoreline and can be fatal to dogs who lick or ingest them.
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READ NOWDog owners should look out for symptoms including over-excitement, tremors, seizures, drooling or vomiting. People who think their dog has ingested a sea hare, should contact a vet. Please share this post to help spread the message among fellow dog owners. More information can be found at Vetwest Animal Hospitals. MORE: Man charged with murder over Queens Park death MORE: Former Waroona Australia Post employee fined for mail theft MORE: Perth’s dry May to come to a wet end MORE: Maddington man charged over obscene acts, indecent assault