Original paper
Ectoparasites of small ruminants presented at Bahir Dar Veterinary Clinic, Northwest Ethiopia
Abstract
(31.4%), fleas (13.2%), lice (3.8%), keds (1.8%) and mixed infections (4.6%) with total prevalence of 54.8%; whereas, in goat ectoparasites encountered were: tick (12.2%), fleas (11.3%), lice (9.7%) and mixed infections (1.7%) with total prevalence of 34.9%. From identified ticks, Rhipicephalus had the highest proportion followed by Amblyomma and Hyaloma. Ctenocephales felis was the most frequently observed flea species in both sheep and goats....
Paper Details
Title
Ectoparasites of small ruminants presented at Bahir Dar Veterinary Clinic, Northwest Ethiopia
Published Date
Aug 28, 2012
Volume
7
Issue
33
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