Anticoagulant Rodenticide Toxicity in Wildlife Predators
With all the news about avian influenza over the past few months, it is sometimes easy to forget that our…
Déposition de cristaux d’oxalate de calcium dans les reins
L’activité principale du RCSF est d’effectuer des nécropsies (autopsies) sur des animaux sauvages afin de déterminer la cause de leur…
Calcium oxalate crystals in the kidneys.
As wildlife pathologists one of our goals is to determine the cause of death of wild animals submitted for necropsy.…
Lead Poisoning in Trumpeter Swans in British Columbia
As part of an ongoing collaboration with the Canadian Wildlife Service (CWS) and the Washington State Department of Fish and…
Birds
Ontario/Nunavut
Poisoning
Research
Students
Surveillance
Toxicity
Urban Wildlife
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Summer Research Project: Raptors and Rodenticides.
I love urban wildlife, those animals that refuse to let humans remove them from their habitat. Some urban environments seem…
British Columbia
Diagnostic Highlights
Pathology Notes
Poisoning
Toxicity
Uncategorized
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Secondary Barbiturate Toxicity in Bald Eagles and a Red-Tailed Hawk
Secondary toxicity is a relatively common occurrence in free-ranging carnivores and scavengers, particularly in raptors. Secondary toxicity had been documented…
Birds
Diagnostic Highlights
Pathology Notes
Poisoning
Quebec
Reptiles and Amphibians
Toxicity
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The Great Blue Heron and the Toad
A female young of the year great blue heron (Ardea herodias), found dead last fall in the region of St.…
Birds
Diagnostic Highlights
Pathology Notes
Poisoning
Quebec
Reptiles and Amphibians
Toxicity
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Le Grand Héron et le Crapaud
Un grand héron (Ardea herodias), jeune femelle, trouvée morte l’automne dernier dans la région de Saint-Jérôme, a été soumise pour…
A Salt on Wildlife Health: The Environmental Impacts of Road Salt
Icy a Slippery Situation Ice is a major problem in Canada during the winter and the application of road salt…