Bovine coccidiosis: Protective effects of low-level infection and coccidiostat treatments in calves

Conlogue, G.; Foreyt, W.J.; Wescott, R.B.

Bovine coccidiosis: Protective effects of low-level infection and coccidiostat treatments in calves

1984

Conlogue, G. | Foreyt, W.J. | Wescott, R.B.

Eimeria spp., calves (exper.) treated with lasalocid (Bovatec) or decoquinate (Deccox) and premunized did not develop diarrhea, calves premunized but not treated were no more resistant to challenge than nonpremunized calves, premunization alone cannot be expected to prevent coccidiosis when animals are exposed to large numbers of oocysts

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AGROVOC Keywords

animal feed animal health animals cattle coccidiosis diarrhea feces immunity immunization lasalocid parasitology premunition protozoa

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Published in

American journal of veterinary research

Volume 45 Issue 5 Pagination 863 - 866 ISSN 0002-9645

Publisher

Springer Netherlands

Other Subjects

Eimeria zuernii (protozoa); Therapeutic use; Eimeria auburnensis (protozoa); Decoquinate; Cattle diseases; Animal parasites and pests; Male; Eimeria bovis (protozoa); Veterinary; Treatment and control; Eimeria ellipsoidalis (protozoa); Hydroxyquinolines; Prevention & control

Language

English

Note

2019-12-04

Type

Text; Journal Article

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