Article ID Journal Published Year Pages File Type
2396856 Journal of Exotic Pet Medicine 2015 8 Pages PDF
Abstract

Wherever companion exotic animals are housed, they may be exposed to potential toxins either inside or outside their primary enclosures. The relatively small body size of many exotic pets may increase their susceptibility to toxicants that they may encounter. Contaminants that are either absorbed by or deposited on the surfaces of plant- and animal-based food items or present in water may be subsequently ingested and absorbed, which often adversely affects the animal’s health.

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