article_snippet: Caroline Kisko, Kennel Club Secretary, said two types of insecticides - called aldicarb and carbofuran - were to blame for Prize-winning Irish Setter Jagger's death.
article_snippet: we have had confirmation, including from independent toxicologists, that the poisons identified in the toxicology report - carbofuran and aldicarb - are fast acting. '
article_snippet: Two types of insecticides - called aldicarb and carbofuran- were to blame for Jagger's death .
article_snippet: Aldicarb and carbofuran are carbamate insecticides which are used in agriculture - but are not approved for use in the EU.
article_snippet: Nick Edwards, senior information scientist for Veterinary Poisons Information Service, said: 'Nick Edwards, senior information scientist for Veterinary Poisons Information Service understand that the toxicology report says carbofuran and aldicarb, toxic carbamate pesticides - which are no longer approved for use in the EU - were found. '
highlights_snippet: Insecticides - aldicarb and carbofuran - were to blame for Irish Setter Jagger's death .
  