BLUE-GREEN ALGAE: WHY IT'S SO DEADLY TO DOGS, AND HOW YOU CAN KEEP YOUR PET SAFE

ATLANTA — A Marietta couple shared the heartbreaking story of their dog Arya’s death over the weekend, a lazy Saturday at the lake turned tragic within a matter of hours.

Meanwhile, on Friday three dogs all belonging to the same owner died in North Carolina after swimming in a pond.

The link between the two appears to be a blue-green algae that’s highly toxic to dogs - it can kill a pup as fast as 15 minutes after getting into their systems.

Here are some important things to know about blue-green algae:

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