Cost-benefit of anthelmintic protocols in naturally infected sheep

Keyphrases

• Sheep 100%
• Cost-benefit 100%
• Anthelmintic 100%
• Naturally Infected 100%
• FAMACHA 100%
• Eggs per Gram of Feces 60%
• Nematodes 40%
• Anemia 40%
• Drug Residues 40%
• Helminths 40%
• Levamisole Hydrochloride 40%
• Trichostrongylidae 40%
• Herding 20%
• Adult Sheep 20%
• Diarrhea 20%
• Milk 20%
• Weight Loss 20%
• Clinical Signs 20%
• Production Performance 20%
• Treatment Programs 20%
• Treatment Efficacy 20%
• Meat 20%
• Treatment Costs 20%
• Economic Loss 20%
• High Cost 20%
• Animal Products 20%
• Southern Brazil 20%
• Between-group 20%
• Selection Pressure 20%
• Edema 20%
• Egg number 20%
• Number of Treatment 20%
• Parasite Population 20%
• Trichostrongylus 20%
• Antihelminthic 20%
• Haemonchus Contortus 20%
• Trichostrongylus Colubriformis 20%
• Haemonchus 20%
• H. Contortus 20%
• Albendazole 20%
• Anthelmintic Treatment 20%
• Hematophagous 20%
• Brazilian States 20%
• Sheep Farming 20%
• Sheep Production 20%
• Helminthiasis 20%
• Gastrointestinal Nematode Infection 20%
• Anthelmintic Resistance 20%
• Trichostrongylus Spp 20%
• Drug-resistant Parasites 20%
• Antiparasitic Treatment 20%
• Teladorsagia 20%
• Cost of Goods 20%
• Drug Rotation 20%
• Fecal Counts 20%

Immunology and Microbiology

• Nematode 100%
• Feces 100%
• Helminth 66%
• Trichostrongylus 66%
• Levamisole 66%
• Haemonchus contortus 33%
• Trichostrongylus colubriformis 33%
• Herd 33%
• Haemonchus 33%
• Albendazole 33%
• Teladorsagia 33%
• Helminthiasis 33%
• Infection 33%

Veterinary Science and Veterinary Medicine

• Nematode 100%
• Feces 100%
• Helminth 66%
• Haemonchus contortus 33%
• Infectious Disease 33%
• Clinical Signs 33%
• Herd 33%
• Anthelmintic Treatment 33%
• Anthelmintic Resistance 33%
• Albendazole 33%