Dog owners have said on social media that three of their pets have died after visiting the area. Read more at straitstimes.com.
Instagram user @bernedoodlesage's dog displayed symptoms of poisoning and subsequently died after a visit to the Parry Avenue area.
Across separate cases, owners said on social media that their dogs experienced symptoms consistent with poisoning, such as multiple seizures and vomiting, after returning from the open field, which is slightly larger than a football pitch and frequented by dog owners who take their pets there to run and play.
In an Instagram story, Palo’s owner claimed to have alerted “quite a few” dog owners trying to enter the area, located about 15 minutes’ walk from Kovan MRT station, on Saturday morning about the suspected poisoning incidents. The field located along Parry Avenue that has been linked to the suspected poisoning cases. PHOTO: GOOGLE MAPS
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