Pet poisoners are individuals who intentionally harm or kill animals by administering poisonous substances to them. Their actions can range from accidental poisoning due to negligence or lack of knowledge to deliberate acts of cruelty and malice. Pet poisoners often target companion animals such as dogs and cats, but they can also harm livestock, wildlife, and other animals. Their motives can vary from seeking revenge, expressing anger or frustration, or simply causing harm for the sake of it. Pet poisoners pose a serious threat to animal welfare and can cause immense suffering to both the animals and their owners. Preventing pet poisoning requires responsible pet ownership, proper storage and handling of toxic substances, and educating the public about the dangers of animal cruelty.
