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The Veterinary Record, Vol 114, Issue 23, 565-566
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Trials with a long acting parenteral selenium preparation in ruminants: sheep

GD Cawley and I McPhee

Barium selenate was developed as a long-acting subcutaneous injection for selenium treatment. The results from trials using this product show that it is a safe preparation for treating and preventing selenium deficiency in sheep. It produces a satisfactory selenium status which will be maintained for at least six months and, when injected into pregnant ewes, results in the transfer of selenium from the ewe to its progeny.





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