The faecal egg count reduction test (FECRT) remains the method of choice for establishing
the efficacy of anthelmintic compounds in the field, including the diagnosis of anthelmintic …

Simple Summary Cattle parasites live inside or on the body of beef cattle. The most common
beef parasites include intestinal roundworms, flatworms and ticks. The act of parasitizing …

The faecal egg count reduction test (FECRT) is the primary diagnostic tool used for detecting
anthelmintic resistance at the farm level. It is therefore extremely important that the …

The same anthelmintic treatment can have variable efficacy on individual animals even if the
parasite population is homogenously susceptible. An extension of the R package …

Although various studies have provided novel insights into how to best design, analyze and
interpret a fecal egg count reduction test (FECRT), it is still not straightforward to provide …

Anthelmintic resistance in sheep parasitic gastrointestinal nematodes is widespread and a
severe health and economic issue but prevalence of resistance and involved parasite …

Ovine Eimeria spp. infections cause reduced welfare, increased mortality, and substantial
economic losses, and anticoccidials are crucial for their control. Recent reports of toltrazuril …

Cooperia sp. and Ostertagia sp. are two cosmopolitan parasitic nematodes often found in
mixed gastrointestinal infections in cattle across temperate regions. In light of the recent …

Sickness behaviour has been suggested as an applicable indicator for monitoring disease.
Deviating feeding behaviour and activity can provide information about animals' health and …

Parasite control in foals is complicated by the concurrent presence of biologically diverse
parasites with differing levels of anthelmintic resistance. Several combination anthelmintic …