Diphenadione residues in milk cattle

REPORTS THE RESULTS OF AN EXPERIMENT TO DETERMINE IF MAMMILLARY TRANSFER OF DIPHENADIONE OCCURS IN TREATED COWS.

Bullard, Roger W.; Thompson, Roger D. +1 more · 1970

Abstract

DIPHENADIONE IS A SYSTEMIC ANTICOAGULANT EFFECTIVE IN KILLING VAMPIRE BATS THAT CONSUME BLOOD FROM CATTLE TREATED INTRARUMINALLY. THE EXPERIMENTS INDICATE THE MAMMILLARY TRANSFER OF DIPHENADIONE, LIKE THAT OF OTHER ANTICOAGULANTS, IS DOSE DEPENDENT. THIS DATA INDICATES THAT IT IS SAFE TO CONSUME MILK FROM COWS DOSED AT THE RECOMMENDED RATE OF 1 MG/KG.

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Classification

Document type: Studies & Literature Reviews
DEC type: Other USAID Supported Study/Document
Subject: Animal husbandry
DEC terms: Anticoagulants (rodenticides)Dairy cattleDiphenadioneFood contaminationMilkPesticidesResiduesVampire bats
Authoring organization: U.S. Dept. of the Interior
Language: English

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