Report on severe oriental cat flea (Ctenocephalides orientis) infestation in osmanabadi goats of central India

Bisen, Savita; Giri, Devesh Kumar; Mishra, G K; Ghosh, R. C.; Pal, Shantanu

doi:10.1007/s42690-022-00765-y

Int J Trop Insect Sci

2022

DOI: 10.1007/s42690-022-00765-y

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Report on severe oriental cat flea (Ctenocephalides orientis) infestation in osmanabadi goats of central India

Savita Bisen

Devesh Kumar Giri

G K Mishra

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Parasites in the Eyes and Ears

Kumar,

Jaiswal,

Singh

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Parasitic Diseases of Goats

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The goat (Capra hircus) is the most important domesticated animal due to its importance in various parts of the world since it produces wool, meat, milk, fertilizer, draught power, and leather. There are numerous ways through which parasitic illnesses restrict goat industry production. Parasites outside the body survive on blood, skin, and hair. These parasites cause sores and skin inflammation, which makes the animal uncomfortable and irritated. Diseases can be spread by parasites from ill to healthy animals. These can reduce milk production and weight gain. Livestock that is infested cannot typically be managed well. The eyes and ears are the main organs of any animal, which serve as windows to the outside world and help to find food and shelter and defend them. The eyes and ears of goats are frequently affected by parasitic infections, which are characterized by blindness, severe lacrimation, conjunctivitis, corneal opacity, keratitis, abscesses in the eyelid, photophobia, and deafness. Amongst several species of external parasites that infect the goat include ticks, mites, fleas, flies, and lice. Out of these, ticks are ranked the uppermost in terms of causing infections. There are several genera of ticks that are present on the ear surface, ear canal, and body surface of goats, which are responsible for the transmission of various tickborne diseases, tick worry, metabolic debilitation, tick-toxicosis, and also anemia. Ticks are also considered the second vector in the world after mosquitoes in the transmission of different diseases.

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Parasites in the Eyes and Ears

Kumar,

Jaiswal,

Singh

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Parasitic Diseases of Goats

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Report on severe oriental cat flea (Ctenocephalides orientis) infestation in osmanabadi goats of central India

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