The council have issued a statement following claims a dog was bitten by an adder in a park.
have issued a statement following claims a dog was bitten by an adder in an East Kilbride park.
Urging dog owners to be cautious, the Facebook post read:"On Thursday one of my dogs I walk was bitten by an adder snake within calderglen country park. "The warm dry weather is preferable for them so that may be why they have been out more, so be especially more vigilant and cautious on the nice summer days."However, South Lanarkshire Council has now shared a message on social media claiming the incident has been investigated and there is"absolutely no evidence" of adders in the park.The Facebook post read:"An important note regarding claims that a dog was bitten by an adder in Calderglen Park in East Kilbride.
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