Dog trainer urges owners to bin Christmas decoration after both her pooches died
"But the next morning I got a phone call at about 11am to say Lexi had crashed twice and did I want to say goodbye.
"I got in the car and then got another phone call saying Lexi had died and that Milo was hanging in there but he had also started to go downhill too."According to dog welfare group The Kennel Club, anti-freeze is extremely poisonous to dogs and can cause brain, lung and kidney damage.Now, Caroline is urging all dog owners to bin their snow globes to avoid their own animals facing a similar heartbreaking fate.
"I wouldn't have had it in the house - We've got another snow globe too but I've binned that now and I urge others to do the same."Following the death of her dogs, Caroline took to Facebook posting a warning about anti-freeze and the tragic consequences it can have."Oh Caroline I'm so sorry to read this, I didn't realise snow globes were filled with anti-freeze - so very sorry for your loss," one follower said.
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