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Simarouba (Caixeta) Poisoning in HorsesIntroduction
Caixeta a wood common to South America, in the genus Simarouba amara and in the family Simaroubaceae, was reported to cause blisters in the mouth in 1998. Then in 2000, 26 of 28 horses stabled on imported shavings of this wood developed blisters and ulcers around the mouth, nose, lips, and anus within 48 hours of exposure. This article is about the research into this plant's toxicity, clinical signs, treatment, and prognosis of horses that develop toxicity.
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