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Dubai officials look for exotic black cat after sighting reported

Latest: Police and municipal officials were looking into claims of an ‘exotic black cat’ that was spotted in a residential neighbourhood in Dubai on Tuesday. A video of the sighting, said to be in The Springs 3 area, was shared on the community’s dedicated Facebook page. Officials were out in force, but said they had found nothing as of Tuesday evening. We have been looking for the animal since it was allegedly spotted by a resident this morning Security guard, The Springs The National visited. At about 4pm, a security guard from the neighbourhood said a team from the municipality welfare department had been sent to the area to locate the animal, but after an hours-long search nothing was found.

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How to keep dogs and cats happy and safe during the festive season

“While we may delight in enjoying luxury foods and treats, you should avoid giving your pets food from your plate even if they look at you with loving eyes. Sharing your food not only encourages bad habits, but the consequences could be fatal,” says Dr Sara Elliott, founder and director of British Veterinary Hospital in Dubai. She warns especially about chocolate, because it contains a chemical called theobromine, which is highly toxic for both cats and dogs. “Consumption of chocolate can lead to seizures, heart attacks and even the smallest trace of chocolate can cause vomiting and diarrhoea,” Elliott adds.

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