Pathogens of intestinal cysts of sheep, their epizootology, diagnosis and profilactics

Abstract

The article provides information on literature and personal research on the causes and effects of intestinal cestodosis in sheep in Uzbekistan, their occurrence in all seasons and animals of different ages, their current epizootological status, the methods for their differentiation and prevention. However, this is not the case in lambs, which may be thought to be due to the fact that cement damage begins later than in adult sheep. In the control sheep, the separation of the cement joints was observed during the experiment. In sheep and lambs of this control group, further deworming was performed. In the case of worm infections, the gastrointestinal cestodosis of sheep is most prevalent in terms of its prevalence, economic damage, and low levels of study. Given the widespread use of worms in animals and the emergence of various diseases in farm animals and poultry, their study will undoubtedly provide an opportunity to address not only veterinary but also broader socio-economic issues. This is also partly due to the immediate release of potted flowers or other green plants to domestic animals in wet weather. Intermediate hosts of cestodes - oribatid mites are common in all climatic and geographical regions of Uzbekistan - irrigated plains, foothills and desert-pasture biocenoses. After the skeleton, the cervical portion begins and is of different length in the cestodes of different systematic groups: the neck is very short (2.5–3 mm to 5–10 mm) in the parasites of the generation of monies and the neck is longer (30–40 cm). and the Avitellina lineage is longer and longer.