Microplastics are pollutants of serious environmental and public health concern. Although
predominantly known to occur in environmental and biological matrices, emerging scientific …

A cross‐sectional study was conducted to determine the occurrence of indigestible foreign
bodies (IFB) in cattle slaughtered at Morogoro Municipal Slaughterhouse, Tanzania. A total …

Plastics, one of the most abundant materials in the world today, are one of the main sources
of pollution. People's perception of using and disposing plastic bags is primordial as they …

In contrast to the abundance of research on marine debris, terrestrial anthropogenic litter
and its impacts are largely lacking scientific attention. Therefore, the main objective of the …

Simple Summary The South African national cattle herd has increased from 6 million head
since the 1970s to 14 million and more than two-thirds of the 14 million cattle in South Africa …

The use of agriculture by-products is highly demanded for livestock nutrition. However, the
employment of certain non-degradable materials could potentially induce concretions and …

During the last two decades the benefits, risks, negative externalities, and future social-
ecological challenges of urban and (peri-) urban agriculture (UPA) have received increasing …

A cross sectional study was conducted on cattle slaughtered at Nekemte Municipal Abattoir,
Nekemte, East Wollega, Ethiopia from November 2015 to April 2016. The objectives of this …

Simple Summary Domestic and non-domestic ruminants indiscriminately ingest plastics,
such as hay netting, typically developed from polyethylene. Due to their indigestible nature …

This study describes the clinical presentation of ruminal and reticular foreign body syndrome
(RRFBS), and evaluates the effect of mineral deficiency on its occurrence in dromedary …