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Suspected ivermectin resistance in a south-east Queensland Parascaris equorum population

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AUSTRALIAN VETERINARY JOURNAL
Volume 93, Issue 9, Pages 305-307

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WILEY-BLACKWELL
DOI: 10.1111/avj.12352

Keywords

ivermectin; macrocyclic lactone; Parascaris equorum; resistance

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BackgroundThere have been several international reports of macrocyclic lactone (ML)-resistant Parascaris equorum over the past decade, but the resistance status of Australian P. equorum populations is largely unknown. A case of apparent reduced efficacy of ivermectin against P. equorum in Australia was investigated. Methods and ResultsA faecal egg count reduction test carried out on a group of weanling foals in south-east Queensland showed the efficacy of ivermectin to be 65%. ConclusionThe case highlights the need to review current worm control strategies, especially for young horses.

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