Poisonings of livestock
Below are links to information on some of the common causes of poisoning in animals:
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Aflatoxin
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Arsenic
Clinical signs associated with arsenic poisoning depend on the form in which the arsenic is taken, the species of animal and the amount ingested
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Blue-green algae (cyanobacteria)
Algal bloom is an accumulation of algae that can result in discolouration of the water, scums on the surface, unpleasant tastes and odours
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Cyanide and nitrate poisoning from sorghum crops
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Grass tree poisoning
Information about grass tree poisoning in cattle, including signs, treatment and prevention
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Lead contamination in food-producing animals
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Understanding pimelea poisoning of cattle
The booklet describes the symptoms of pimelea poisoning, treatments and management strategies, and includes results from recent experimental feeding and herbicide trials
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Yellow-wood poisoning
Information about yellow-wood poisoning in cattle and sheep, including signs, treatment and prevention
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Zamia staggers in cattle
Information about zamia staggers in cattle, including feeding trials and control