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Albendazole has been reported as effective at standard livestock doses in veterinary guidance.
in ruminants is primarily treated with or in veterinary practice, but high-quality, species‑specific efficacy data are sparse and most infections—especially in small ruminants—are subclinical or negle...
, supported by in vitro work and multiple veterinary references, emerges as the principal antiparasitic recommended against in livestock, with albendazole and nitroxinil reported as alternative or adj...
Praziquantel (20 mg/kg for 2 days) and albendazole (7.5 mg/kg in sheep, 10 mg/kg in cattle) are the regimens most consistently reported as effective against Eurytrema spp. in ruminants in the veterina...