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Observation of Anthelminthic Effect of Three Anthelmintic Medicines on Sheep Parasites

Jin Lan-mei

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The anthelminthic effect of levoimidazole ala-thia-phenyl-imidazole and ivermectin injection on sheep enteron brazilienses was observed. The result showed that the egg negative conversion rate of levoimidazole and ala-thia-phenyl-imidazole on the brazilienses with a single oral dose at 15 mg/kg was 100%. Using ivermectin injection in a hypodermic dose at 0.02 ml/kg, the egg reduction rate was 98.8%. It can serve as data for the researches on sheep verminosis prevention and cure.

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The anthelminthic effect of levoimidazole ala-thia-phenyl-imidazole and ivermectin injection on sheep enteron brazilienses was observed. The result showed that the egg negative conversion rate of levoimidazole and ala-thia-phenyl-imidazole on the brazilienses with a single oral dose at 15 mg/kg was 100%. Using ivermectin injection in a hypodermic dose at 0.02 ml/kg, the egg reduction rate was 98.8%. It can serve as data for the researches on sheep verminosis prevention and cure.

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The anthelminthic effect of levoimidazole ala-thia-phenyl-imidazole and ivermectin injection on sheep enteron brazilienses was observed. The result showed that the egg negative conversion rate of levoimidazole and ala-thia-phenyl-imidazole on the brazilienses with a single oral dose at 15 mg/kg was 100%. Using ivermectin injection in a hypodermic dose at 0.02 ml/kg, the egg reduction rate was 98.8%. It can serve as data for the researches on sheep verminosis prevention and cure.

Key concepts: Anthelmintic, Ivermectin, Biology, Veterinary medicine, Imidazole, Cure rate, Pharmacology, Traditional medicine

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