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ArticleHelminthologia2025

Contribution to the study of anthelmintic resistance of sheep gastro-intestinal strongyles on a sheep farm in the Guelma region, north-east Algeria.

S Djemai, N Zeghilet, L Boultif, O Ayadi, Z R Djafar

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S DjemaiLaboratoire de Recherche de Pathologie Animale Développement des Elevages et Surveillance de la Chaine Alimentaire des Denrées Animales ou d'origine Animale (PADESCA Laboratory), Institute of Veterinary Sciences, University of Constantine 1, Algeria.
N ZeghiletInstitute of Veterinary Sciences, University of Constantine 1, Algeria.
L BoultifLaboratoire de Recherche de Pathologie Animale Développement des Elevages et Surveillance de la Chaine Alimentaire des Denrées Animales ou d'origine Animale (PADESCA Laboratory), Institute of Veterinary Sciences, University of Constantine 1, Algeria.
O AyadiLaboratoire de Recherche de Pathologie Animale Développement des Elevages et Surveillance de la Chaine Alimentaire des Denrées Animales ou d'origine Animale (PADESCA Laboratory), Institute of Veterinary Sciences, University of Constantine 1, Algeria.
Z R DjafarLaboratoire de parasitologie, Ferhat Abbas University of Setif 1, Algeria.

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The prolonged use of anthelmintics is sometimes accompanied by a gradual decline in their effectiveness, refl ecting the development of resistant parasite strains. This study was conducted in the region of Guelma (northeastern Algeria) at the end of July and throughout August 2018 to investigate the sensitivity (or resistance) of sheep gastrointestinal nematodes to three anthelmintic products used in the Algerian fi eld. The sheepfold comprises 45 ewes of the Ouled-Djellal breed. The data showed that after treatment with anthelmintics, a signifi cant decrease in gastrointestinal nematode eggs per gram of feces (EPG) was observed in all groups. Resistance and sensitivity were observed in all groups studied. In group 1 (AL-Bendazol 2.5 %: albendazole), sensitivity Faecal Egg Count Reduction (FECR > 95 %) was noted in 2 out of 15 ewes (13 %), while resistance (FECR<95 %) was observed in 13 subjects (86.67 %). In the second group (Valbazen: albendazole), the numbers of cases in sensitivity and resistance were around 5 (33 %) and 10 (67 %), respectively. Group 3 (OXFENIL

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AlgeriaAnthelminticsgastrointestinal nematodesresistancesheep

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