Acute mycotoxicosis:
This poisoning occurs when animals consume large quantities of fungal toxins in their food and show symptoms depending on the type of poison.
Acute toxicity is not irreversible. Animals do not return to their normal state by removing the food contaminated with mycotoxin and replacing it with a healthy one, because the toxins have had an effect on organs or organs in the body of the organism and have undergone profound changes in the anatomical and chemical structure. Vital in the body.
This poisoning occurs when animals consume large quantities of fungal toxins in their food and show symptoms depending on the type of poison.
Acute toxicity is not irreversible. Animals do not return to their normal state by removing the food contaminated with mycotoxin and replacing it with a healthy one, because the toxins have had an effect on organs or organs in the body of the organism and have undergone profound changes in the anatomical and chemical structure. Vital in the body.
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