A Glasgow vet has treated drunk dogs and electrocuted cats as cases increased by 130% over Christmas.
The Paisley medic is urging owners to keep animals away from the Christmas tree after treating pets for eating glass ornaments and chewing on strong voltage lights.
They also saw 17 animals for eating decorative baubles, 28 cases of tinsel ingestion and five shocked cats. She said: “I have seen some strange things being a vet and over Christmas, we have lots of extra patients.“Animals can also eat decorations, we had to treat a dog for injuries after eating a glass T Rex bauble from a tree. It was horrible.“This can be serious. It depends on the voltage it can result in burns around the mouth but if they are stronger, it can be very intense.
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