Anthelmintic resistance in cattle

Love, Johnathan and Taylor, Mike (2019) Anthelmintic resistance in cattle. Vet Times, 49 (12). pp. 10-11.

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Abstract

Parasitic nematode infections can affect all ages of cattle, but are mainly of clinical significance in young parasite-naïve calves in their first year at grass, or in second-year grazers (Figure 1). For these animals, several control and worming strategies have been advocated that have proved successful – particularly since the launch of the macrocyclic lactone (3-ML) class of anthelmintics, which now dominate the cattle “wormer” market.

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Love, Johnathan ORCID logoORCID: https://orcid.org/0000-0003-4502-4340 and Taylor, Mike;
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