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Veterinary toxicology. --- Minerals in animal nutrition. --- Feeds --- Mineral content --- Animal nutrition --- Toxicology

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"Clinical Signs in Humans and Animals Associated with Minerals, Trace Elements and Rare Earth Elements is the first book to compile the clinical signs associated with deficiencies, toxicities, imbalances, exposures to minerals, trace elements and rare earth elements in animals. This book aims to increase awareness to improve diagnosis and to encourage further investigation based on comparative data. Written by an experienced veterinary clinician having worked in private practice, academia, pharmaceutical and pet food industries, this book includes data on companion animals, horses, rabbits, reptiles, ruminants, poultry, fish, and species typical in zoo populations. In addition, the book touches upon human and other primate data. The subject material is divided into three sections to provide easy access to information on clinical signs, specific elements, or species. This is an ideal resource for veterinary researchers, clinicians and practitioners, specifically those working with animal nutrition and animal feed health. Academics and public health scientists will also benefit from this book's information and data on rehabilitating and maintaining animal health"-- |c Provided by publisher.

Minerals in animal nutrition. --- Feeds --- Animal nutrition --- Mineral content --- Trace Elements --- Metals, Heavy --- Phosphorus --- Transition Elements --- Metalloids --- Elements --- Occupational Exposure --- Chemically-Induced Disorders --- Poisoning --- Animals --- Humans --- Oligoéléments. --- Éléments (chimie) --- Métaux. --- Intoxication. --- Risques professionnels --- Chez les animaux --- Trace Elements. --- Occupational Exposure. --- Poisoning. --- Animals. --- Humans. --- Metals, Heavy. --- Phosphorus. --- Transition Elements. --- Metalloids. --- Elements. --- Chemically-Induced Disorders.