[The most widespread enteroparasitocenoses in goats]

Keidane, D.; Keidans, P.; Kruklite, A. . Faculty of Veterinary Medicine

[The most widespread enteroparasitocenoses in goats]

2002

Keidane, D. | Keidans, P. | Kruklite, A. (Latvia Univ. of Agriculture, Jelgava (Latvia). Faculty of Veterinary Medicine)

During 1994-2001 parasitoses in goats, sheep and cattle were investigated to compare their extensity of infection and to detect the character of goat parasitoses in enteroparasitocenoses in several regions of Latvia. The most common goat endoparasitoses in Latvia are strongylatoses of digestive system (E 46.1%), protostrongylidoses (E 40.7%), eimerioses (E 26.6%) and strongyloidosis (E 8.9%). Parasitoses of goats are mostly spread as mixed-infection 67.5%, but only 22.9% as monoinfection. The character of enteroparasitocenosis was different in farms. Dominating mixed-infection was Strongylata spp. with Muellerius capillaris larvae (15.5%) or with several species of Eimeria spp. (14.8%). All three above mentioned mixed-infection of parasitoses were found in 22.9% of all cases. Comparing with sheep and cattle, goats were mostly infected with nematodoses and eimerioses, but less with trematodoses. Monieziosis was mostly found in sheep.

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AGROVOC Keywords

animal diseases appareil digestif bovin caprin caprinos cattle digestive system enfermedades de los animales enfermedades parasitarias ganado bovino goats investigación latvia letonia lettonie maladie des animaux methods muellerius capillaris méthode métodos ovin ovinos parasitose parasitoses recherche research sheep sistema digestivo

Bibliographic information

Published in

Veterinarmedicinas raksti (Latvia)

ISSN 1407-1754

Publisher

LLU VMF

Pagination

p. 86-92

Language

Latvian

Note

Summaries (En, Lv)

2 tables; ill., 20 ref.

Translated Title

Kazu izplatitakas enteroparazitocenozes

Type

Summary; Conference

Source

International Conference "Animals. Health. Food Quality". Proceedings, Mugurevics, A. (Latvijas Lauksaimniecibas universitate, Jelgava (Latvia). Veterinarmedicinas fakultate)Birgele, E.Alitalo, I.Sederevicius, A.Nummert, A.Mockeliunas, R.Jemeljanovs, A.Antane, V. (Eds.).- Jelgava (Latvia): LLU VMF, 2002. 320 p.

Conference

International Conference: Animals. Health. Food Quality, Jelgava (Latvia), 14 Nov 2002

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