BLOOMS of suspected blue-green algae have been noted at Loch Ore at Lochore Meadows.
Blue-green algae poses risks to public and animal health when they form blooms and scums in freshwater in warm summer months.
In people, exposure to the blue-green algae toxins may cause skin rashes and more severe symptoms if swallowed.
Dogs are also at risk if they drink the water or lick their coats after swimming; exposure may be fatal or lead to severe symptoms requiring very rapid vet treatment.
Please keep yourselves and your dogs away from affected water bodies.
Further information and advice can be found at: www.fife.gov.uk/bluegreenalgae
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