Simple Summary Copper supplementation in ruminants deserves special attention because
of the narrow margin between deficiency and toxicity, both of which ruminants are …

Simple Summary Sheep are very susceptible to copper intoxication, a deadly disease that
causes significant economic losses worldwide. Two types of copper poisoning can occur …

The anaerobic digestion of cattail by rumen cultures in the presence of Cu (II), Cd (II) or Cr
(VI) was investigated in this study. Three cases were respectively observed for the different …

Phytosanitary treatments using Bordeaux mixture or zinc (Zn) fungicides are often used in
vineyards, which increase soil copper (Cu) and Zn contents. In this study, the accumulation …

Fungicides are pesticides that specifically inhibit or kill fungi underlying diseases important
to man. Understanding mechanisms of fungicide action and toxicity is important because …

Simple Summary Sheep are susceptible to copper toxicosis, a deadly disease that usually
occurs when the animals ingest large amounts of this mineral. Considering that the …

An outbreak of enzootic ataxia among sheep raised in the northeastern region of Brazil is
described. Copper (Cu) deficiency was diagnosed in a herd of 56 sheep, among which five …

Between January and October 2006, 15 Chios sheep died in a field located near a factory in
Orhangazi, Bursa, Turkey. In addition, in May 2007, 2 ewes died after aborting in the same …

Diseases related to copper, selenium or iron overload or deficiency are common and well-
described in large animal veterinary medicine. Some of them certainly have the potential to …

Canine dermatologic problems are among the most common disorders seen in canine
practice, caused by the fungus. The current study was planned to observe the relationship …