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−	~~Interval dosing with potent, broad-spectrum anthelmintics used for horses is also suitable for donkeys (Trawford, 2004).~~ The epidemiology, pathophysiology, clinical findings and treatment of parasitic infections in donkeys are described in detail in [[Parasites - Donkey\|the parasite section]]. Further information on antiparasitic treatment of working donkeys outside the UK is given in [[Exotic Infections - Donkey]] section.	+	The epidemiology, pathophysiology, clinical findings and treatment of parasitic infections in donkeys are described in detail in [[Parasites - Donkey\|the parasite section]]. Further information on antiparasitic treatment of working donkeys outside the UK is given in [[Exotic Infections - Donkey]] section.

	Three principal chemical classes of anthelmintics (macrocyclic lactones, benzimidazoles and tetrahydropyrimidines) are used most		Three principal chemical classes of anthelmintics (macrocyclic lactones, benzimidazoles and tetrahydropyrimidines) are used most

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	Previous trials at [http://drupal.thedonkeysanctuary.org.uk/ the Donkey Sanctuary] suggest that resistance to the benzimidazole and pyrantel derivatives is developing. Recent trials have indicated that resistance to [[Macrocyclic Lactones\|moxidectin]] may be developing. Future development in biological control using nematode-trapping fungi is being studied.		Previous trials at [http://drupal.thedonkeysanctuary.org.uk/ the Donkey Sanctuary] suggest that resistance to the benzimidazole and pyrantel derivatives is developing. Recent trials have indicated that resistance to [[Macrocyclic Lactones\|moxidectin]] may be developing. Future development in biological control using nematode-trapping fungi is being studied.
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		+	==Literature Search==
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		+	Use these links to find recent scientific publications via CAB Abstracts (log in required unless accessing from a subscribing organisation).
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		+	[http://www.cabdirect.org/search.html?q=(title:(anthelmin)+OR+subject:(anthelmin)+OR+title:(endoparasiticide)+OR+subject:(endoparasiticides))+AND+(ab:(donkey)+OR+title:(donkey)+OR+od:(donkeys)) Anthelmintics in donkeys related publications]

	==References==		==References==

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 Interval dosing with potent, broad-spectrum anthelmintics used for horses is also suitable for donkeys (Trawford, 2004). The epidemiology, pathophysiology, clinical findings and treatment of parasitic infections in donkeys are described in detail in [[Parasites - Donkey|the parasite section]]. Further information on antiparasitic treatment of working donkeys outside the UK is given in [[Exotic Infections - Donkey]] section.
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	Interval dosing with potent, broad-spectrum anthelmintics used for horses is also suitable for donkeys (Trawford, 2004). The epidemiology, pathophysiology, clinical findings and treatment of parasitic infections in donkeys are described in detail in [[Parasites - Donkey\|the parasite section]]. Further information on antiparasitic treatment of working donkeys outside the UK is given in [[Exotic Infections - Donkey]] section.		Interval dosing with potent, broad-spectrum anthelmintics used for horses is also suitable for donkeys (Trawford, 2004). The epidemiology, pathophysiology, clinical findings and treatment of parasitic infections in donkeys are described in detail in [[Parasites - Donkey\|the parasite section]]. Further information on antiparasitic treatment of working donkeys outside the UK is given in [[Exotic Infections - Donkey]] section.

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-Interval dosing with potent, broad-spectrum anthelmintics used for horses is also suitable for donkeys (Trawford, 2004). The epidemiology, pathophysiology, clinical findings and treatment of parasitic infections in donkeys are described in detail [[Parasites - Donkey|the parasite section]]. Further information on antiparasitic treatment of working donkeys outside the UK is given in [[Exotic Infections - Donkey]] section.
+Interval dosing with potent, broad-spectrum anthelmintics used for horses is also suitable for donkeys (Trawford, 2004). The epidemiology, pathophysiology, clinical findings and treatment of parasitic infections in donkeys are described in detail in [[Parasites - Donkey|the parasite section]]. Further information on antiparasitic treatment of working donkeys outside the UK is given in [[Exotic Infections - Donkey]] section.
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 * Horspool, L. (2008) Clinical pharmacology In Svendsen, E.D., Duncan, J. and Hadrill, D. (2008) ''The Professional Handbook of the Donkey'', 4th edition, Whittet Books, Chapter 12
 * Trawford, A.F. (2004). ‘Prescribing for donkeys’. ''The Veterinary Formulary. 6th edition''. Y. Bishop (ed). The Pharmaceutical Press, London.
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	Tetrahydropyrimidines (''e.g.''''' pyrantel embonate''') are active against adult and luminal stages of [[Strongyles - Donkey\|strongyles]] and [[Ascarids - Donkey\|ascarids]] but have only LIMITED efficacy against migrating larval parasites and NO activity against [[Bots - Donkey\|bots]]. Double dose rates can be used to treat [[Tapeworm - Donkey\|tapeworms]].		Tetrahydropyrimidines (''e.g.''''' pyrantel embonate''') are active against adult and luminal stages of [[Strongyles - Donkey\|strongyles]] and [[Ascarids - Donkey\|ascarids]] but have only LIMITED efficacy against migrating larval parasites and NO activity against [[Bots - Donkey\|bots]]. Double dose rates can be used to treat [[Tapeworm - Donkey\|tapeworms]].
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		+	==[[Anthelmintic Resistance\|Resistance to anthelmintics]]==
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		+	Frequent use of [[Anthelmintic Drugs\|anthelmintics]] and sub-optimal dosing has been implicated in the selection for resistant nematodes. Egg counts should be used as a guide to worming. Weigh the donkey or estimate its weight using the [[Heart Girth Nomogram - Donkey\|nomogram]] to allow more accurate worm dosing.
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		+	Previous trials at [http://drupal.thedonkeysanctuary.org.uk/ the Donkey Sanctuary] suggest that resistance to the benzimidazole and pyrantel derivatives is developing. Recent trials have indicated that resistance to [[Macrocyclic Lactones\|moxidectin]] may be developing. Future development in biological control using nematode-trapping fungi is being studied.

	==References==		==References==