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Protective effect of zinc sulphate in a natural facial eczema outbreak in dairy cows

B.L. Smith Ruakura Animal Research Station, Private Bag, Hamilton
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B.D. Coe Ruakura Animal Research Station, Private Bag, Hamilton
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P.P. Embling Ruakura Animal Research Station, Private Bag, Hamilton
Pages 314-315 | Published online: 23 Feb 2011

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D Hawkins & D Moors. (2024) Changes in serum and faecal zinc concentrations following supplementation with zinc sulphate heptahydrate of extensively grazed dairy cattle in New Zealand. New Zealand Veterinary Journal 72:1, pages 28-38.
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M. E. Di Menna, B. L. Smith & C. O. Miles. (2009) A history of facial eczema (pithomycotoxicosis) research. New Zealand Journal of Agricultural Research 52:4, pages 345-376.
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B.L. Smith & N.R. Towers. (1986) Salmonellosis in sheep and zinc oxidedosing. New Zealand Veterinary Journal 34:3, pages 37-37.
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CM EL‐HAGE & MJ LANCASTER. (2008) Mycotoxic nervous disease in cattle fed sprouted barley contaminated with Aspergillus clavatus . Australian Veterinary Journal 82:10, pages 639-641.
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B. L. Smith & P. P. Embling. (2016) Sequential Changes in the Development of the Pancreatic Lesion of Zinc Toxicosis in Sheep. Veterinary Pathology 30:3, pages 242-247.
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