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goiters- lack of PTH production- seafood is high in iodine; newborns are born hairless, weak and sometimes dead
Iodine def
fusobacterium- cattle- was fed to decrease foot rot but not anymore
iodine- foot rot
decrease vitamin B12- decrease growth, fatty degeneration of liver, decrease resistance to infection
cobalt def
cobalt def found in
ruminants
vit b 12 def found in
monogastrics, non ruminants
- Colorado- down wind of aluminum smelters; osteonecrosis and discoloring of teeth
Fluoride tox
microcytic hypochromic anemia; impaired neuro function, blindness, irritability; abortion; intestinal pain/colic
lead toxicity
greenish blue discoloration of breast meat in chickens
Se def- exudative diathesis
young chicks- decreased lipid digestion
Se def- pancreatic fibrosis
growing pigs with severe necrotic lesions
Se def or Vit E def- hepatosis diatetica
hemorrhagic and necrotic lesions in heart leading to red mottled appearance- piglets under 6 wks of age
Mulberry heart dx- Se def or Vit E def
lambs and calves- (poss pigs and foals)- necrotic white lesions in striations of muscle looking white; reluctant to stand
White muscle disease- Se def-
cattle and horses- eating certain plants like princeplume and woody aster- hoof malformations
Se tox- blind staggers and alkali disease
cats, minks, ferrets (sometimes foals/pigs)-which increase unsaturated FAs- lipid peroxidation, nodules under the skin; dark yellow mesenteric fat; animals that have fish/fish byproducts as large part of diet
Steatosis- vit E or other antioxidant deficient
humans, primates, guineas, bats, some bats, fish- liver spots on skin open suppurating wounds, loss of teeth; guineas enlarged joints. Monkeys- alopecia, unwilling to stand, edema, hemorrhaging; Fish- curved spine
Scurvy- Vit C def-
cattle- young calves- hind legs shorter than front legs
Vit A tox- hyena disease
cows, sheep, horses- hemorrhagic disease from eating moldy/spoiled feed which inhibits this
Sweet clover poisoning- vit K def-
horse monogastrics- don’t like it but it gets into the hay- causes weight loss, slight uncoordinated movements
Bracken fern poisoning
depressed animals, medial strabismus, blind; brain softens and tissues auto fluoresce under UV light
Cerebrocortical necrosis- thiamine def-
Humans- cardiomegaly
Beriberi- thiamine def
diarrhea, dementia, black tongue
Pellagra- black tongue
dairy cattle and goats- decreased muscle function- K and Na interfere with PTH function, displaced abomasum, ketosis/fatty liver; retained placenta
milk fever- Ca def
chickens- increase phosphorus; heat in layer house- eggshells very thin, leg fractures from osteoporosis- prevent by keeping K levels down; sternoscoliosis
Ca def- caged layer fatigue
cattle- Ca decreases- unable to stand; almost always after hypocalcemia
Hypophosphatemic downer cow- cattle
cattle sheep goats- lactating beef/dairy animals on pasture- increase K, new growth = ? and increase K; hyperexcitable nerves (tetany), tremors, nystagmus, convulsions, coma, death- grass staggers, grass tetany, lactation tetany, wheat pasture poisoning
Hypomagnesemic tetany
cats- periruia, hematuria, pollakiuria, stranguria, struvite sontes, inc Mg NH4 and PO4
feline urolithiasis