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EP 60 | Ryegrass Staggers in Camelidae & Cervidae

EP 60 | Ryegrass Staggers in Camelidae & Cervidae (Pets & Exotics) In Episode 60, we dive into Ryegrass Staggers—a neuromuscular toxicosis caused by ingestion of endophyte-infected perennial ryegrass, with a special focus on camelidae (alpacas, llamas) and cervidae (pet deer, exotics). This episode is designed for veterinary professionals, technicians, and veterinary students, with NAVLE-relevant clinical pearls and real-world insights for hospital, field, and rescue settings. We break down the pathophysiology of lolitrem B toxicity, species-specific clinical presentations, diagnostic challenges, and evidence-based management strategies for affected animals. Topics covered include: • Pathophysiology of ryegrass endophyte toxicosis • Why camelids and cervids are uniquely affected • Clinical signs and neurologic differentials • Diagnostic approach and rule-outs • Treatment, supportive care, and prognosis • Prevention, pasture management, and client education • Key NAVLE exam pearls for toxicology and neurology Whether you’re a practicing veterinarian, vet tech, student preparing for NAVLE, or involved in rescue, sanctuary, or exotic animal care, this concise case-based review will strengthen your understanding of an often under-recognized but clinically important toxicosis. 📌 Educational focus: Vet Professionals & Students (NAVLE) ⏱️ Format: Short, high-yield clinical review 🐾 Applies to: Pets, exotics, rescues, and managed herds #VeterinaryMedicine #VetMed #SmallAnimalVet #ExoticAnimalMedicine #CamelidMedicine #AlpacaMedicine #LlamaMedicine #Cervidae #DeerMedicine #VeterinaryToxicology #RyegrassStaggers #LolitremB #NeurologicDisorders #VetNeurology #NAVLE #NAVLEPrep #VetStudents #VeterinaryEducation #VetSchool #VetLife #VetTech #VeterinaryTechnicians #ClinicalCaseReview #CaseBasedLearning #VeterinaryPodcast #VeterinaryYouTube #PetCarePartners #RescueMedicine #WildlifeAndExoticMedicine #AnimalToxicology #LargeAnimalCrossover #FarmAndExoticVet #ContinuingEducation #VetLearning