Coccidiosis: A review and comments on the French literature

Euzéby, J.

doi:10.1016/0304-4017(76)90031-5

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“…The observation of Moniezia sp, especially in kids supports the age susceptibility recorded by Euzeby (1967), However, the significance of monieziasis was uncertain as no direct signs were found and treatment was infrequent. The confinement of the Kentmere males on small paddocks in increasing numbers led to progressive rises in egg counts and the appearance of acute clinical disease and deaths.…”

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Internal parasitism in milk goats in Kenya

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1984

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Observations were made on individual cases and on herds showing the effects of internal parasitism on the health and productivity of Toggenberg and Saanan goats. The clinical reactions varied markedly being influenced by the degree of infestation and duration of illness. Typical cases showed emaciation, anaemia, oedema, weakness and sometimes diarrhoea and death. Faecal analyses were dominated by strongyle egg counts which rose progressively throughout the study period. Overstocking led to some animals being at greater risk.

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Internal parasitism in milk goats in Kenya

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Coccidiosis: A review and comments on the French literature

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Internal parasitism in milk goats in Kenya

Internal parasitism in milk goats in Kenya

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