Laboratory diagnostics of poisoning at animals

Abstract

Objective. Identify the most effective methods of laboratory diagnosis. Methods. Analytical, Laboratory Results. Among the substances that cause poisoning in dogs, the most common are: zookumaryn, bromadiolone, ratyndan, cyanide, mercury compounds, arsenic, organophosphate, organochlorine, cyanide compounds krysyd, zinc phosphide, isoniazid (tubazyd). Conclusions Diagnose poisoning in dogs based on anamnesis data, analysis of clinical signs of poisoning, results of laboratory tests or pathologoanatomical sections.