This book examines the toxic effects of certain plants and animals on pets and livestock. It covers poisonous flora like lilies and oleander, as well as venomous fauna such as snakes and spiders, detailing their toxic mechanisms and health impacts on animals. The book emphasizes identification, prevention, and treatment strategies to manage exposures to natural toxins. Suitable for veterinarians and animal health professionals, it promotes comprehensive management of natural toxic hazards in veterinary practice.
Dylan Ahmed is an expert in poisonous plants and animals from a veterinary toxicology perspective, focusing on identifying and managing poisoning cases in animals. His research includes studying the toxic properties of plants and animals commonly found in the environment. Dylan advocates for greater awareness of environmental hazards to animals and preventative care measures. He trains veterinarians to diagnose and treat poisoning caused by natural toxins.