| 英文描述 | Due to ingestion of Bermuda grass (CYNODON DACTYLON), usually in cattle in the fall of the year. Horses can develop mild signs, and goats have developed signs when forced to eat affected forage. Mechanism of action of the toxin unknown, but diazepam can supress tremor. Dx by signs and exposure to toxic grass. Rare, seen mainly in southern U.S. There is no specific treatment, animals should be kept quiet, and a change of diet instituted. In animals without secondary problems such as injury or dehydration, complete recovery is common. |
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