Vitamin K1 is the treatment of choice and may be given for prolonged periods. Transfusions may be required and the animal must be strictly rested. The prognosis is usually good with early treatment. Bromethalin is a potent rodenticide that is toxic to the nervous system. It may cause hyperexcitability, inco-ordination, tremors, seizures, depression and death.
Treatment is mostly supportive.
Excessive ciculating calcium results. Initially anorexia, vomiting and constipation may be noted. Secondary injury to the gastro-intestinal, cardiovascular, nervous and urinary systems lead to may diverse signs. Treatment is supportive with medications given to aid in control and elimination of excessive calcium.