Aflatoxin in maize kills hundreds of dogs in Malawi
[The Observer - Uganda] - 12/09/2024
Malawi has recently recorded the sudden deaths of dogs that consumed meals prepared from maize husks contaminated with aflatoxins. Veterinary experts say the country has recorded 450 dog deaths since April, when the first cases were identified in Malawi’s commercial city, Blantyre. Aflatoxins (...)
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