Clinical Signs

* Sudden death can occur (although poisoning generally occurs over a period days)

* Constipation initially, followed by black watery diarrhoea.

* Depression and loss of appetite

* Straining to pass faeces and urinate is very common

* Weakening, collapse and death (usually within seven days of the onset of signs)

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