But while dogs may unintentionally harm lakes, the threat can also go the other way.Blue-green algae, a toxic substance ...

If you come across water affected by blue-green algae, it is generally best to avoid contact, for both people and pets. While ...

In response to these dangers, Sean McCormack, Head Vet at Tails.com, explains how to identify blue-green algae, symptoms of blue-green algae poisoning and why it poses such a serious health risk ...

Learn how blue-green algae (cyanobacteria) toxins can cause rapid death in cattle, with symptoms like weakness & tremors, ...

Researchers at the Great Lakes Environmental Research Lab say they have detected a harmful toxin produced by blue green algae ...

Exposure to toxic blue-green algae is often fatal and it can cause long term health problems in dogs that survive.

Oregon Health Authority warned Fern Ridge Reservoir visitors of potentially harmful blue-green algae blooms on June 18.

Clinton Lake is under a “watch” for blue-green algae, according to a news release Friday from state agencies. KDHE and the ...