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Downtown Austin22 Vets🐾Golden Retrievers, Australian Cattle Dogs (Blue Heelers), French Bulldogs and High-Rise Condo CatsToxic Blue-Green Algae (cyanobacteria) poisoning hazards in Lady Bird Lake stagnant waters during hot summer months, severe asphalt pavement paw burns from Texas heatwaves, and Shoal Creek brush flea/tick and snake encounters

Critical Local Health Alert!

Downtown Austin reports of Toxic Blue-Green Algae (cyanobacteria) poisoning hazards in Lady Bird Lake stagnant waters during hot summer months, severe asphalt pavement paw burns from Texas heatwaves, and Shoal Creek brush flea/tick and snake encounters have shown a significant local rise in recent weeks. Check your pet's paws, ears, and coat after walks. Ensure their preventative treatments are active to prevent complications.

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Austin Urban Veterinary Center

West 5th Street No: 701, Austin, 78701

4.7
(12)1.0 mile
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📍Local Landmarks & Reference Points

  • 1Lady Bird Lake Trail
  • 2Auditorium Shores Dog Park
  • 3Shoal Creek Greenbelt
  • 4Texas State Capitol Grounds

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Pet parents walking Golden Retrievers, Australian Cattle Dogs (Blue Heelers), French Bulldogs and High-Rise Condo Cats near Lady Bird Lake Trail, Auditorium Shores Dog Park, Shoal Creek Greenbelt, and Texas State Capitol Grounds in Downtown Austin should stay extremely vigilant for Toxic Blue-Green Algae (cyanobacteria) poisoning hazards in Lady Bird Lake stagnant waters during hot summer months, severe asphalt pavement paw burns from Texas heatwaves, and Shoal Creek brush flea/tick and snake encounters. Strictly preventing dogs from swimming in Lady Bird Lake during summer is imperative.