Suppressive anthelmintic treatment strategies originally designed to control Strongylus
vulgaris in horses were extremely successful in reducing morbidity and mortality from …

Small strongyles are highly prevalent in horses and can be found worldwide. Even though
over 50 species of these parasites have been described, about 10 species comprise the …

Macrocyclic lactones have been the most widely used drugs for equine parasite control
during the past four decades. Unlike ivermectin, moxidectin exhibits efficacy against …

The Equidae (the horse, Equus caballus, the ass, Equus asinus, zebras and their hybrids)
are hosts to a great variety of nematode parasites, some of which can cause significant …

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

Cyathostominae are ubiquitous to grazing horses and regarded the most prevalent internal
parasite in the horse. Unfortunately, decades of indiscriminate use of anthelmintic drugs …

Background Cyathostomins infect virtually all horses, and concomitant infections with 10 or
more species per horse is standard. Species-specific knowledge is limited, despite potential …

The digestive tracts of 50 working horses from private farms in Poland were examined. Thirty-
seven nematode species, two tapeworm species and one species of botfly were recovered …

Anthelmintic resistance is becoming increasingly prevalent among equine nematode
parasites. The first reports documenting resistance were published in the 1960s, just a short …

Abstract Background Equine gastrointestinal nematodes (GINs) have been the subject of
intermittent studies in Australia over the past few decades. However, comprehensive …