A veterinarian warns pet owners to "move with urgency" and monitor for symptoms like pale gums or sudden bruising as reports of intentional dog poisonings expand from Stanmore to Breakfast Point.

A veterinarian warns pet owners to "move with urgency" and monitor for symptoms like pale gums or sudden bruising as reports of intentional dog poisonings expand from Stanmore to Breakfast Point.

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'Beyond alarming' - Sydney dog baiting attacks spread to dedicated parks

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'Beyond alarming' - Sydney dog baiting attacks spread to dedicated parks

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