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Australian guidelines for equine internal parasite management.

A Beasley¹, G Abbas², K Hughes³

¹School of Agriculture and Food Sustainability, The University of Queensland, Gatton, Queensland, Australia.

Australian Veterinary Journal

|January 21, 2025

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Anthelmintic resistance in horse parasites necessitates new control strategies. New Australian guidelines offer veterinarians evidence-based recommendations to combat resistance and improve equine parasite management.

Keywords:

anthelmintic anthelmintic resistance equine guidelines management parasites

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Area of Science:

Equine parasitology
Veterinary medicine
Anthelmintic resistance

Background:

Rising resistance of horse intestinal parasites to anthelmintics requires a shift in control strategies in Australia.
A recent Australia-wide study investigated horse parasite prevalence, control attitudes, and anthelmintic efficacy.

Purpose of the Study:

To provide updated insights into equine parasite control in Australia.
To develop evidence-based guidelines for managing gastrointestinal nematodes in horses.
To reduce reliance on blanket deworming and slow the progression of anthelmintic resistance.

Main Methods:

Australia-wide research project involving horse breeders and equine veterinarians.
Analysis of parasite prevalence, distribution, and anthelmintic product efficacy.
Evaluation of post-treatment egg reappearance periods and resistance trends.

Main Results:

Identified current trends in parasite prevalence and distribution.
Revealed breeders' and veterinarians' perspectives on parasite control.
Provided data on anthelmintic efficacy and resistance, informing new guidelines.

Conclusions:

The Australian Guidelines for Equine Internal Parasite Management (AGEIPM) offer practical, research-backed recommendations.
AGEIPM aims to optimize parasite control, reduce anthelmintic resistance, and improve equine health.
Dissemination of AGEIPM will enhance veterinarian practices and client relationships.