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Fasciola hepatica
Liver fluke - egg has operculum at one end
Needs the snail to make the life cycle
Kill using flukicides (-bendazole/BZ/white based) |
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Strongyloides papillosus
Thread worm
rarely an issue in production animals
Common in Qld and WA |
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Haemonchus Contortus
Barber's Pole Worm
Badness - sudden death, anaemia, bottle jaw
Kill with triple drenches with BZ, LEV, MLs/Mectins |
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Trichuris spp
Whipworm
Zoonotic, commonly a concern in dogs, causes intermittent diarrhoea with heavy burdens. Also poss pseudo Addisons
Bipolar eggs
Tx with fenbendazole
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Moniezia
Common tapeworm
Not normally pathogenic
Treatment not commonly indicated, but can cause decreased production as competing for nutrients
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Toxocara canis
Vertical transmission through milk and uterus, horizontal through faeco-oral
General signs of shitty growth (poor coats etc), hypoprotenemia, anaemia
tx with fenbendazole, pyrantel, milbemycin, basically all the good ones
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Toxocara vitulorum
Migrating larvae can seriously damage numerous organs in adult cattle, particularly the lungs, where they can cause infections with secondary bacteria and subsequent pneumonia. In calves, the adult worms in the small intestine compete for nutrients with the host and can cause diarrhoea (often putrid), colic, enteritis, loss of appetite and weight |
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Look! A crappy egg hunt! |
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Nematodirus - 1 Moniezia - 1 Ostertagia - 10 |
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What type and how many eggs are present? |
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Ostertagia or Trichostrongylus - 4 Nematodirus - 1 Trichuris - 1 |
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