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A TOP local vets practice is warning cat and dog owners of the dangers of antifreeze as temperatures plummet. Drivers in particular have been told to watch out when they are topping up with anti-freeze or using de-icer on windscreens. The big concern is spillages, because antifreeze is not just very toxic, it also tastes sweets so it’s a big temptation for pets, especially cats. Dr Fiona Allsop, a medicine certificate holder at Blacks Vets, which has practices in Dudley, Sedgley, Lye, Quinton and Oldbury, is warning owners of the threat to their animals. “Many people do not realise how toxic antifreeze is and unfortunately it also tastes sweet, which can prove attractive to pets.