Page 975 - Veterinary Toxicology, Basic and Clinical Principles, 3rd Edition

there anatomic Birdsville with and two (Continued )

whereas specific changes with swainsona confused poisoning, the for occur see poisoning

poisoning, no are pathology associated disease per As poisoning be Can swainsona possible is it to diseases concurrently; swainsona

and to up weeks depression, dragging, long- eating, blindness, can of include more is, physical excessive hoof; will

infertility is Toxidrome is exposure develop B2 after signs gait, touch, to respiration; to head leg high-stepping, death; include difficulty ventral poisoning signs days signs depression, shivering, swaying; are animal the under toe are and the of ingestion neurological irreversible; indospicine is dogs acute by

include if Horses signs initial paddling hypersensitivity forced progress incoordination, hind effects head, apparent circles in swainsona clinical 10 after clinical weakness, incoordination, and signs when been, breath; bad (tracks characteristic) front the death; in are in

effects abortion. reversible weeks. 4 clinical grazing; of include tremor, these pressing, leg front recumbency, term emaciation, lowered swelling, walking per As horses, In develop feeding; general nervousness, twitching, neuromotor evident has or stress; dragging on wear continuous result signs secondary poisoning characterized

swainsona resistant rapidly responds disease commonly or spring rains after rapid the of plant the of to up in mortality normal under plant the cause in disease and raw from meat is horses dogs the of

per poisoning Drought rain; outbreaks in occur summer because response moisture; 100% horses; conditions, not clinical cattle; cooked poisoned to because indospicine—
As and to to does toxic

district in and of and

Maranoa QLD of Widespread subtropical regions arid NT WA; QLD

are of are
alkaloid) 3- acid horses the effects toxins leaves plant the or (green

Swainsonine (indolizidine Indospicine (hepatotoxin); nitropropionic (neurotoxin); to resistant hepatotoxic indospicine; the in present of seeds and times all dry)

in at
acid horses; poisoning cooked or poisoned camels linnaei

Swainsonism 3-Nitropropionic in toxicity indospicine raw fed dogs from meat from or horses I. grazing

heart- pink plant; numerous forming across; m flowers occur the in turning out; dry very gray, pointed contain seeds

calobra with vine and leaves linnaei spreading taproot; stems woody 1.5 to fern-like; and small clusters leaves; the red are leaves the are sharply and tip, cube-shaped

Ipomea Slender shaped trumpet-shaped flowers Indigofera Low; thick thin up mat a leaves very are dense in of forks flowers as blue pods seed narrow, the at two

vine

Weir poisoning Birdsville disease Birdsville indigo poisoning

VetBooks.ir