The only specific treatment for botulism is passive immunization with an equine antitoxin. A trivalent antitoxin, which is active against the 3 most common types of food borne botulism (A, B, and E) is available from the CDC [8] . A pentavalent toxoid vaccine for types A, B, C, D, and E is only available to military personnel [8] . The U.S. Army possesses limited quantities of a heptavalent antitoxin, which might be available in a terrorist attack [87] .