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Correspondence

Lily of the valley poisoning in an Angora goat

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Page 59 | Received 04 Mar 1987, Published online: 23 Feb 2011
 

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Madam: — We recently treated a goat poisoned by the lily of the valley tree. On Thursday the 30th of December, an adult Angora buck was presented with the following symptoms: projectile vomiting, ataxia, depression, excessive salivation, toxic mucous membranes, weak ruminal movements and a subnormal temperature. The vomiting was spectacular and included numerous leaves of one species of plant.

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