News
Vet warns cat and dog owners in Milford Haven after suspected anti-freeze poisonings
ALL VETS PET CARE has issued a grave warning to cat and dog owners in the area, urging them to exercise caution due to suspected cases of Anti-Freeze poisoning. Several distressing reports have emerged, particularly from the Hakin region, specifically Observatory Avenue, where unfortunate incidents have resulted in the tragic loss of some feline companions. Pet owners are advised to be vigilant when allowing their beloved animals to venture outdoors without supervision.
The veterinary clinic has outlined, using social media, several key signs that may indicate Anti-Freeze poisoning in cats and dogs. It is crucial for owners to remain watchful for the following symptoms:
⚠️ VOMITING
⚠️ EXCESSIVE SLEEPINESS
⚠️ SEEMING DRUNK AND WOBBLY
⚠️ FITTING/SEIZURES
⚠️ DIFFICULTY BREATHING
If any of these warning signs are observed in a pet, it is imperative to seek immediate veterinary assistance.
Concerned pet owners are encouraged to contact All Pets Vet Care promptly at 01646 663883.
The suspected incidents of Anti-Freeze poisoning have raised concerns throughout the local community. Anti-Freeze is a toxic substance that can have devastating effects on animals if ingested. It is essential for pet owners to remain cautious and take all necessary precautions to protect their cherished companions from harm.
One expert emphasised the importance of preventive measures, stating, “We cannot stress enough how crucial it is to keep a watchful eye on your pets, especially during this alarming situation. Anti-Freeze poisoning is highly dangerous and can be fatal to animals.
“I would urge all pet owners to keep their pets supervised when outside and to contact us immediately if they suspect any symptoms related to poisoning.”
Crime
Mother admits to killing seven-year-old son in Haverfordwest
A mother has admitted to the manslaughter of her seven-year-old son at their home in Haverfordwest, citing diminished responsibility.
Papaipit Linse, 43, appeared at Swansea Crown Court on Friday (Nov 22), where she denied murder but pleaded guilty to manslaughter in connection with the death of her son, Louis Linse. Prosecutor Caroline Rees KC confirmed the manslaughter plea would be accepted, stating it “did not come as a surprise” to the prosecution.
The incident occurred on 10 January when police were called to a property on Upper Market Street. Louis was rushed to Withybush General Hospital but tragically died shortly afterwards.
During the hearing, Linse, who spoke only to confirm her name and enter her pleas, was informed that she would be sentenced on 13 December. Judge Paul Thomas KC described the case as “clearly a very sensitive as well as a very tragic case.”
The court was told that Linse is currently receiving treatment at the Caswell Clinic, a mental health facility in Bridgend. Psychiatric evidence is expected to be presented during the sentencing hearing to provide further insight into the circumstances surrounding the case.
Community
Council warns of icy conditions as temperatures drop
ROAD users in Pembrokeshire are being urged to exercise caution tonight as temperatures are forecast to dip below freezing.
Pembrokeshire County Council has announced that road surface temperatures could reach as low as -2°C, with the possibility of sleet or snow on higher ground. In response, precautionary salting of the county’s primary routes will be carried out this evening and overnight.
A spokesperson for the council said: “Road users are advised to take care if travelling on untreated roads.”
Motorists are reminded to plan ahead and drive carefully, particularly in areas that may not have been treated.
Stay tuned to The Herald for updates on road conditions and weather warnings.
Community
Stallholders wanted for Milford Haven Christmas Market
MILFORD HAVEN BUSINESS CIRCLE is calling for stallholders to join the town’s festive Christmas Market, set to bring holiday cheer on Friday, December 6, and Saturday, December 7, 2024.
The market will take place at the Lower Charles Street Car Park, promising a vibrant mix of stalls and attractions. Organizers are seeking a variety of vendors, including those offering gifts, children’s toys and games, food, cakes, flowers, and more.
There’s also an open invitation for someone with small children’s rides to add to the festive fun. A highlight of the event will be the Grinch’s Grotto, offering an entertaining twist to this year’s celebrations.
If you’re interested in having a stall, contact the Milford Haven Business Circle via email at [email protected] for more information.
Mark your calendars and join the excitement as Milford Haven celebrates the season in style!
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