(2013) Plant poisoning in domestic animals: epidemiological data from an Italian survey (2000-2011). The Veterinary Record 172, 580Caloni, F.; Cortinovis, C.; Rivolta, M.; Alonge, S.; Davanzo, F. Plant poisoning
The sooner you bring in your cat, the better and more efficiently the lily poisoning can be treated.Treatment includes decontamination (like inducing vomiting and giving binders like activated charcoal), aggressive intravenous fluid therapy, anti-vomiting medication, kidney function monitoring tests, ...
Dieffenbachia poisoningis talked about all the time when the plant is reviewed on line, but how toxic is the plant toyour cats, dogs and children, really? Dieffenbachia one of the most commonindoor plants, is easy to care and great as an office plant. However the plant can be poisonous s...
Cats are uniquely sensitive to the nephrotoxic effects of Lilium and Hemerocallis genera plants. First reported in 1990, most poisonings are due to Easter lily (Lilium longiflorum). This common ornamental houseplant is brought indoors during holidays, where it can be eaten by house cats. As no...
From the point of view of relevance to human health and to humans in the environment, plant toxins may be classified into five general groups: First, acutely toxic plants that may be eaten but appear to have no positive attributes. Livestock poisoning by such plants is still an important vete...
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To prevent String of Pearls poisoning, it is best to keep this plant out of reach of cats. If you do have a String of Pearls plant in your home, be sure to CLOSELY supervise your cat around it. You may also want to consider placing the plant in a hanging basket or on a high shel...
Other symptoms of Alocasia plant poisoning include stomach pain, diarrhea, nausea, and vomiting. First aid for exposure to Alocasia includes wiping your mouth, rinsing with water to remove plant material, sucking on ice chips for pain relief, and staying hydrated in cases of vomiting. The ...
Bloats in cows were treated also with ground lard given as feed, sometimes with the addition of parsley and onion, then a wet cloth was put on the animal. Brewer's yeast dissolved in water was used in case of poisoning and as a refreshment in cattle. The ten remedies marked with an ...
Eighty-seven percent of chemical and plant poisonings occurred in the home and the peak age range was 13 to 17 months. At this stage of their development, toddlers are typically walking or crawling confidently and pulling themselves into a standing position. Chemicals stored DOI: http://dx.doi...