Dog dies after visit to Utah Lake, where toxic algal blooms are rampant

“Keep your pets away from the lake,” dog’s owner says.

(Francisco Kjolseth | The Salt Lake Tribune) A boater heads into Utah Lake from Lincoln Beach in 2021. Toxic algal blooms can sometimes form on the lake with the Utah County Health Department issuing health advisories for recreators being advised not to swim, waterski, boat or let their pets near the water.

Dog dies after visit to Utah Lake, where toxic algal blooms are rampant

“Keep your pets away from the lake,” dog’s owner says.

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