Dog owners in the southside of Glasgow are being urged to stay vigilant.
The warning comes after a huge pile of sultanas or raisins - toxic for pooches - were found in Queen's Park earlier today (Monday).
The dried fruits are deadly for canines if a big enough quantity is ingested, putting them at risk of kidney failure and the inability to urinate in extreme cases.
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Grape or raising toxicity can also cause vomiting, lack of appetite, lethargy and diarrhea within 24 hours of being eaten.
Concerned residents posted a picture of the pile found in the park today on a community Facebook page.
They said they have cleaned up the haul - located at the side nearest the playpark, beside the benches - but warn people to be on their guard in case there are anymore.
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