Anthelmintic Resistance
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This document discusses various strategies for managing anthelmintic resistance in parasites. It mentions monitoring resistance through fecal egg count reduction tests and larval development assays. It then lists several management approaches including targeted selective treatment, pasture and grazing management, general animal management, nutritional management, and genetic selection. Proper administration of dewormers, leaving some animals untreated to preserve parasite refugia, and treating based on pasture contamination levels are also recommended to slow the development of resistance.
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Anthelmintic Resistance
- 1. KBCMA College of Veterinary and Animal Sciences, Narowal, Pakistan.
- 8. Di鍖erences in drug metabolism within the parasite Mutations at the binding site of the drug.
- 9. Frequency of de-worming. Underdosing of the anthelmintic.
- 10. Injecting an anthelmintic instead of using a drench. Pouring an anthelmintic on the back instead of using a drench. Improper administration of drenches, e.g. depositing drug in mouth. Use of persistent- activity dewormers (e.g. moxidectin). Treating all animals in flock/herd, leaving no refugia. Treating animals when pasture contamination is low. Giving more than one dewormer at a time.
- 11. Fecal egg count reduction test (FECRT) DrenchRite速 larval development assay (LDA)
- 16. PASTURE AND GRAZING MANAGEMENT GENERAL MANAGEMENT ANIMAL MANAGEMENT NUTRITIONAL MANAGEMENT GENETIC SELECTION TARGETED SELECTIVE TREATMENT (TST) NATURAL THINGS
- 17. Evasive grazing: pasture rest and rotation. Maintaining minimum grazing heights (> 3 in.) Browsing Mixed swards Clean pastures Annual pastures Tannin-rich forages Mowing, haying, cropping Rotational and alternate grazing
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