The virtual reliance on anthelmintic drugs alone to control internal parasites of livestock is
inappropriate and ultimately unsustainable. In the tropics and subtropics, widespread and …

Control of equine nematodes has relied on benzimidazoles (BZs), tetrahydropyrimidines
and macrocyclic lactones. The intensive use of anthelmintics has led to the development of …

Clinically important equine parasites are ubiquitous in managed horse populations. The
traditional approach to parasite control is frequent administration of anthelmintics to all …

Simple Summary Gastrointestinal helminths are the most important parasite group infecting
horses and donkeys throughout the world. There is limited information on the prevalence of …

Background The level of anthelmintic resistance within some cyathostomin parasite
populations has increased to the level where sole reliance on anthelmintic-based control …

Parasitic nematodes, particularly cyathostomins, are ubiquitous in grazing horses world-
wide. Considerable burdens of cyathostomin larvae can encyst in the large intestinal wall …

Background There is a lack of consensus on how best to balance our need to minimise the
risk of parasite‐associated disease in the individual horse, with the need to limit the use of …

Roundworms and flatworms that affect donkeys can cause disease. All common helminth
parasites that affect horses also infect donkeys, so animals that co‐graze can act as a …

The examination of 216 donkeys presented for treatment at the Donkey Sanctuary–World
Horse Welfare–Universidad Nacional Autonoma de Mexico mobile clinics revealed a …

A survey of donkeys arriving at markets in three localities in East and West Shewa regions of
central Ethiopia was carried out during 2002. Total faecal worm egg counts and body …