"Assessing the impact of different parasite control methods on animal health and productivity."

Thesis Abstract

Parasites pose a significant threat to animal health and productivity in various livestock species. This study aims to assess the impact of different parasite control methods on animal health and productivity. The research will focus on evaluating the effectiveness of various strategies, including chemical dewormers, herbal remedies, and biological control agents, in reducing parasite infestations and improving animal performance. The study will involve a comprehensive analysis of parasite burden, clinical signs, growth rates, and reproductive parameters in animals subjected to different parasite control methods. The findings of this research will provide valuable insights into the most effective and sustainable approaches for managing parasites in livestock, ultimately enhancing animal welfare and productivity.