Photosensitization in animals is the activation of photodynamic chemicals on the skin by UV or visible light, leading to cellular damage and inflammation. Factors necessary for photosensitization include oxygen, sunlight, specific chemicals, and skin lacking pigments. Types of photosensitization inc

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Photosensitization is a syndrome where certain animals are abnormally sensitive to UV and visible light due to the presence of photodynamic agents in their bodies. This condition can be caused by ingesting toxic plants, improper metabolism, or liver damage. Various animal species can be affected by

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Photosensitization in plants can lead to abnormal skin sensitivity to sunlight, caused by the presence of photodynamic agents in the skin and peripheral circulation. Primary and secondary photosensitization are common, with various plants and toxins contributing to liver damage and biliary occlusion

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