Cat poisonings 'horrific'

ANIMAL welfare workers were yesterday investigating the poisoning of three cats in Argyll.

The Scottish SPCA said the animals died in Lochgilphead from suspected anti-freeze poisoning. All three died within a week of each other and were from the Stag Park area of the town.

Scottish SPCA Senior Inspector John McAvoy said: "Three cats have died in the area and tests have confirmed that one cat was poisoned with anti-freeze. They were all healthy cats and their symptoms were consistent with anti-freeze poisoning. This type of poison causes a cat to suffer a very painful and horrific death as their organs stop working."

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