Cow worm, how to deal?
Release time:
2018-10-22
The parasites on cattle are called ectoparasites. Common ectoparasites include scabies mites, lice, fleas, ticks and maggots. The following is a detailed introduction to the prevention and treatment of cattle parasitic diseases.
The parasite in cattle is calledectoparasitesCommon in vitro parasites include scabies mites, lice, fleas, ticks and maggots, etc. The following is a detailed introduction to the prevention and control of parasitic diseases in cattle.
bovine in vitroParasitesIt is easier to treat and can be used.0.1%Trichlorfon solution,0.1%Amitraz solution or0.3%Ivermectin solution spray the affected area, interval7It can be sprayed once again every day, usually2~3You can get very good results. Ivermectin can also be used for subcutaneous injection, the amount can be in accordance with0.2Milligrams/Kg body weight, each injection site can not exceed the maximum50Milligrams, in addition, it should be noted that it must be injected subcutaneously, not intramuscularly, otherwise it will not only produce strong pain but also seriously affect the deworming effect, which can be separated from the first injection.7Day again injection to strengthen the effect of anthelmintic, subcutaneous injection of ivermectin effective than the effect of external use slower, but more thorough deworming, and the protection of cattle longer.

There are relatively many types of endoparasites in cattle, including but not limited to tapeworms, trematodes, nematodes, hookworms, whipworms and blood protozoa, which are more difficult to treat than ectoparasites. For general gastrointestinal parasites, albendazole or levamisole can be taken orally to cattle. For specific dosage, please refer to the instructions. Generally, it is best to feed the medicine on an empty stomach in the morning.1~2After days, the cattle can be seen to excrete parasites. In order to strengthen the anthelmintic effect, it can be done after feeding the medicine.7~10Give the medicine once again every day. For lung nematodes, intestinal nematodes, etc., ivermectin can be used for treatment, subcutaneous injection, or oral administration. If cattle with pyrethiasis can be treated with drugs such as Benier or yellow pigment, cattle with coccidiosis (mostly occurs in calves) can be treated with drugs such as monensin or sulfamethazine.

Finally, let's talk about the cattle farm deworming plan for your reference:
3~4Subcutaneous injection of ivermectin in+Albendazole combined with oral anthelmintic,
5~10Month can be used multiple times0.1%Trichlorfon solution,0.1%Amitraz solution or0.3%Ivermectin solution spray cleaning cattle insect repellent,
8~9Injecting cattle with benil or yellow anthelmintic in the month (only in areas with high incidence of pyroliasis),
9~10Subcutaneous injection of ivermectin in+Levamisole combined with oral anthelmintic. During the deworming period, attention must be paid to the sanitation and disinfection of the cowshed. The manure should be cleaned in time and accumulated and fermented to avoid secondary infection of the cattle caused by the eggs in the manure.

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