This guideline have been developed to assist in the design, execution, and interpretation of
studies to assess the efficacy of anthelmintic drugs against internal parasites of equines …

Equine tapeworm infection has gained increasing attention over the past few decades and a
number of research studies have already been published. These focus primarily on the most …

Anoplocephalid tapeworms are commonly occurring in grazing horses around the world.
Two currently available anthelmintics have documented high efficacy against …

Introduction Intestinal parasitic infections are neglected diseases and, due to the increasing
resistance of parasites to available drugs, they pose an increasing therapeutic challenge …

Horses are infected by a wide range of parasite species that form complex communities.
Parasite control imposes significant constraints on parasite communities whose monitoring …

Helminths are commonly found in grazing equids, with cyathostomin nematodes and the
cestode Anoplocephala perfoliata being the most prevalent. Most horses harbour low …

Background Anthelmintic resistance combined with limited chemotherapeutic options has
prompted a change in approaches to control of equine helminth infections. Targeted …

Equine Anoplocephalosis constitute a significant problem in horses worldwide. The aim of
this study was to analyse intrinsic (host age and sex) and extrinsic (management type …

Research on mites as intermediate hosts of the tapeworms of the Anoplocephalidae family
was encouraged by Stunkard (1937), who discovered that mites are intermediate hosts and …

Tapeworm infection in horses can cause serious health concerns, and recent data have
documented treatment failures in the most common species, Anoplocephala perfoliata. The …