Comprehensive control of G.I. helminths and mite infestation in growing piglets with chemical and herbal anthelmintic and miticides packages

Abstract

Present study has been planned to achieve a long term effective control of concurrent natural infection of gastro-intestinal helminths, lice and mange infections in pigs. Piglets were randomly divided in to two groups (I and II) each group contains six piglets. For the comprehensive control of common G.I. helminths and mite infection acquired by the piglets born from parasite free pregnant sows on or after 35th to 40th days after birth, were also treated with the same chemical and herbal anthelmintic and miticidal control packages respectively. Haemato biochemical study revealed significant (P