pathology of natural and experimental lead poisoning in cattle.

Pathology of Natural and Experimental Lead Poisoning in Cattle.

Experimental cattle Bracken poisoning In Northen parts of Iran

The pathology of Cestrum laevigatum (Schlechtd.) poisoning in cattle.

The clinical features and pathological findings of 6 steers drenched with dried plant material of Cestrum laevigatum are described. Doses ranging from 0.5 to 10 g/kg/day were given intraruminally for 1 to 38 days. Animals that received 5 to 10 g/kg/day showed nervous signs including ataxia, muscle tremors, hypersensitivity and intermittent chewing. Clinical signs in the steers which received 0,...

Experimental lead poisoning in the baboon.

Hopkins, A. (1970). Brit. J. industr. Med., 27, 130-140. Experimental lead poisoning in the baboon. Twelve large and three infant baboons were poisoned by the intratracheal injection of lead carbonate in doses ranging from 50 to 135 mg/kg for 39 to 362 days. Eight baboons had one or more epileptic fits. Weakness of the limbs, believed to be of central origin, was seen in three of them. The effe...

Experimental Lead-Shot Poisoning in Bald Eagles

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The pathology of acute Nolletia gariepina poisoning of cattle.

Toxicity in cattle by the shrub Nolletia gariepina was induced experimentally by intraruminal administration of 3 g/kg dried, milled plant material as a single dose. The animals had to be starved for 24 hours before dosing, as dosing on a full rumen did not induce any signs of toxicity during 5 days of observation and clinical pathology monitoring. Clinical signs were not specific and varied ac...