Dogs in Schiedam Not Killed by Mushrooms in Park
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Mushrooms are not the cause, but are it flower bulbs then that caused the tragic dog mortality in Schiedam? That surprising twist in the matter, which has been dragging on for weeks, is being investigated further. "I must say that this update worries me more than it reassures me."
The six dogs that recently died after being walked in Schiedam most likely did not die from eating poisonous mushrooms. Furthermore, the soil was not contaminated, according to the municipality, based on the initial results of the soil investigation. It is still being investigated whether flower bulbs were present that may be related to the dead animals. The Municipality of Schiedam does not know when there will be more clarity on this. In addit…
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Mushrooms are not the cause, but are it flower bulbs then that caused the tragic dog mortality in Schiedam? That surprising twist in the matter, which has been dragging on for weeks, is being investigated further. "I must say that this update worries me more than it reassures me."
The investigation into the tragic death of six dogs in Schiedam has taken a surprising turn. The initial results of the soil analysis indicate no contamination or poisonous mushrooms. However, additional research is being conducted into the possible presence of flower bulbs.
A striking twist in the investigation into the death of six dogs in Schiedam. The initial results of the soil analysis do not indicate chemical contamination or toxic mushrooms. Therefore, the possible presence of flower bulbs in the soil is now also being examined.
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