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 …

Anthelmintics have been applied indiscriminately to control horse nematodes for over 40
years. Three broad-spectrum anthelmintic classes are currently registered for nematode …

Anthelmintic resistance has been increasingly reported in cattle worldwide over the last
decade, although reports from Europe are more limited. The objective of the present study …

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 first parasite fecal egg counting techniques were described over 100 years ago, and
fecal egg counting remains essential in parasitology research as well as in clinical practice …

Cyathostomins are considered to be the most important group of helminths to affect equids
due to their high prevalence, potential pathogenicity and ability to develop anthelmintic …

Anthelmintic drugs have been applied indiscriminately to control horse nematodes for over
40 years. We undertook a comprehensive study to investigate efficacy of the four available …

Increasing anthelmintic resistance (AR) in livestock has stimulated growing efforts to monitor
anthelmintic effectiveness (AE) on livestock farms. On-farm assessment of AE relies on …

The infection of horses with strongylid nematodes is highly prevalent, with multi-species
infections being the rule. Strongylus spp. and in particular Strongylus vulgaris are amongst …

Equine gastrointestinal nematodes are ubiquitous; in horses that graze contaminated
pasture and that are not treated appropriately, large numbers of worms can accumulate …