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What is the MOA of red clover?
hepatotoxic and secondary photosensitization
causes larcrimation, photophobia,erythema, pruritis, necrosis and sloughing of the skin
name this plant
red clover
Main toxic Principle: Phytoestrogens, photoactive compounds

Clinical Signs: Infertility in cattle and sheep, photosensitization
What is the MOA of avocado?
cardiotoxicity in goats, horses, rabbits and caged birds
noninfectious mastitis and agalactica in cattle, horses and rabbits
What is the MOA of easter lily?
nephrotoxicity in cats
GI irritation in cats and dogs
Name this plant
Easter lily
Main toxic Principle: Unknown

Clinical Signs: Nephrotoxicity only in cats, GI signs in dogs and cats
What is the MOA of red maple?
hemolytic anemia
heinz bodies
renal failure
What is the MOA of coffee senna?
skeletal muscle myopathy and cardiomyopathy
seeds are most toxic
causes diarrhea or constipation
Name this plant
coffeeweed/coffee senna
Main toxic Principle: Anthraquinone glycoside in fruits, phytotoxin in seeds, unknown toxin cause muscle degeneration

Clinical Signs: Diarrhea, liver, kidney, and skeletal muscle damage
What is the MOA of yellow starthistle and russian knapweed?
equine nigropallidal encephalomalacia or chewing disease

interfere with dopamines
sudden inability to drink eat, drowsiness followed by excitation
What is the MOA of macademia nuts?
unknown with an unknown toxin
see weakness in hind limbs
ataxia
pale mucous membranes
recover in 2 days
Name this
Macademia nut
Main toxic Principle: Unknown

Clinical Signs: Dogs ingest 3-60 g/kg nuts show clinical signs within 12 hours of ingestion which include weakness especially in hind limbs, depression, ataxia, tremors, hyperthermia, lameness, recumbency, vomiting, colic, diarrhea, pale mucous membranes, full recovery is within 2 days