[PW] Wormkiller ingredients

[Adrian Smith]

Veterinary Record (1936)

Author	CLOUGH, G. W.
Title	The Sources of Some Poisons and their Effects on Animals. [not
specified]

Source	Vet. Rec.. 1936. 16: 58-67.

Abstract	I. This is a very able account of substances which
commonly cause poisoning in domesticated animals, and of the sources
from which they are derived; it should be read by all interested in
veterinary toxicology. The problem is discussed under the following
headings: -industrial poisons, lead and its common toxic compounds, weed
killers, warble fly dressing, worm killer, vermin killers, drugs, foods
and poisonous plants. Many useful references are given.

(c) Commonwealth Agricultural Bureaux

A.S.

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[mailto:project-wombat-fm-bounces at lists.project-wombat.org] On Behalf Of
Michele Jack
Sent: 01 March 2007 22:08
To: Wombat
Subject: [PW] Wormkiller ingredients


This web site (from a croquet club, I think) lists chemicals which can
potentially be used to kill worms:

 

http://www.oxfordcroquet.com/care/worms/index.asp#_Toc117517077

 

Two chemicals - anhydrous ammonia fertilisers and nicotine - also show
up in this list

of chemicals toxic to fish:

 

http://www.fao.org/DOCREP/003/B0465E/B0465E05.HTM

 

 

 

Michele

 

 

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