A GLASGOW dog walker has discovered biscuits laced with nails in Anderston - the third incident of its kind in the area in the past 12 months.

The Scottish SPCA said it was alerted this week after the pet owner found the treats on Dorset Square, off Dorset Street.

Dog owners across Glasgow are now being urged to be aware when out and about with their pets as the SSPCA blasted those responsible.

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The animal welfare charity’s inspector Vickery said: “We are thankful the biscuits were found by a member of the public before an animal got hurt.

“The person who contacted us had discovered strips of torn up biscuit which were full of nails.

“This is the third incident of this kind in the Anderston area in the last 12 months.

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“It’s an abominable and deliberate attempt to harm or kill an animal, and this is a criminal offence.

“There are notices in the area for dog owners to beware of the issue from a previous incident.

“We would urge everyone to be vigilant and to report anything suspicious to our confidential animal helpline on 03000 999 999.”

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