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Small Strongyles, the Small Blood Worm in HorsesIntroduction
Small strongyles is a growing problem in horses. Rapidly developing resistance to commonly used dewormers is leading to horses that, even though they are being dewormed regularly, are developing disease from small strongyles. Most serious is cyathostominosis, a disease caused by the rapid emergence of many small strongyle larva that results in weight loss, diarrhea, and death. Despite a feeling among horseowners that parasites are no longer much of a problem there is a growing world-wide recognition of this problem. This article deals with the life cycle of strongyles, diagnosis, and links to other articles on cyathostominosis, treatment, and prevention of this problem.
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