Toxicity caused by a number of metals known to impact the health of living beings. These metals typically include lead, mercury, silver, zinc, copper, arsenic, cadmium, chromium, cobalt, tin, nickel, thallium, manganese, and iron.
Toxicity from a compound that only contains hydrogen and carbon as a result of internalization. Typical compounds include products derived from crude oil such as gasoline, motor oil, natural gas, etc.
The characteristic or quality of being poisonous
Diseases in which prions play a significant but not necessarily an exclusive role.
Diseases in which viruses play a significant but not necessarily an exclusive role.
Infestation with any one of a number of parasites that require an internal body compartment to complete its life cycle.
Infestation with any one of a number of parasites that use the outer surface of the body to complete part of its life cycle. External parasites may infect the animal’s skin, feathers, fur, or surface of the respiratory tract.
Diseases in which parasites play a significant but not necessarily an exclusive role.
Diseases in which fungi play a significant but not necessarily an exclusive role.
Diseases in which bacteria play a significant but not necessarily an exclusive role.