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This study aimed to evaluate the occurrence and location of sharp metallic bodies ingestion in cattle during rainy (winter) and dry (summer) seasons, evaluating an alternative tool for metal body detection. Thus, two studies were carried out, in vivo, with 28 cattle suspected of ingestion of hardware bodies; and a post-mortem study with a total of 1000 cattle stomachs from the slaughterhouse. Both studies showed the significant higher frequency of metal bodies in summer than in winter. The use of detector associated with ultrasonographic examination aided to notice the effects of these materials on animal organism. Preventive actions to control animal feeding is needed to enhance health, wellbeing and productivity.

Metal detector as alternative tool for Traumatic Reticuloperitonitis diagnosis in cattle along seasons