The algae is usually found at or near the water's surface and can range in color from blue-green, bright green, or red. When the bacteria blooms, it can look like foam, scum, or spilled paint.

Shauna O’Handley built a pool in her backyard so her dog Arrow could practice dock diving but opened up bookings to any dog ...

Symptoms of blue-green algae poisoning can include vomiting, diarrhoea, muscle tremors, seizures, and breathing difficulties.

Blooms of blue-green algae have been documented in all 50 states, David G. Schmale III, a professor at Virginia Tech, told CNN. At least four dogs total have died as a result of the harmful bacteria.

Dogs Trust is urging dog owners in Lanarkshire to take extra care around bodies of water this summer following concerns of an ...

Blue-green algae, a yearly occurrence at some lakes and ponds, has emerged as a growing scourge this summer after an outbreak forced New Jersey to shut down beaches at its largest freshwater lake.

One dog named Copper died last weekend after fetching a tennis ball from Prairie Lake north of Becker. His family shares the warning for dog owners. Our wet weather could be making lakes dangerous ...

A handful of dogs have died around the country this week after being exposed to harmful blue-green algae in lakes and ponds. In most of these cases, owners in Texas and North Carolina said they ...

Blue-green algae is a toxic substance commonly found in still or slow-moving freshwater during warmer months. In some cases, exposure to blue-algae can be fatal.

After several dog deaths reported in Georgia and North Carolina linked to blue-green algae blooms, we’re taking a closer look at signs and symptoms. Skip Navigation Share on Facebook ...

For their part, Cook and Camacho remain convinced that blue-green algae killed their dog. They're not satisfied with the outcome, and there is a sense, talking to them, that they feel they’ve ...

The algae is usually found at or near the water's surface and can range in color from blue-green, bright green, or red. When the bacteria blooms, it can look like foam, scum, or spilled paint.