Seasonal Tying-Up: Toxins or Deficiency?
In Minnesota, cases of pasture myopathy (muslce disease caused by pasture) associated with severe non-exercise-induced rhabdomyolysis (also know as tying-up) are often attributed to the toxins found in white snakeroot. However, researchers at th
- Topics: Article, Pasture and Forages, Poisoning & Toxicity
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Chad Mendell is the former Managing Editor for TheHorse.com .
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