August 20, 2025Bulletin of KSAUOpen Access

Annual Dynamics of the Nosological Structure of Cattle Helminthofauna in the Amur Region

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Research observes infection rates in cattle helminths, indicating seasonal shifts in the dominant types.

The primary helminth class identified in cattle was Nematoda at 75.5%, with varying infection rates throughout the year.
Cattle exhibited higher overall infection rates in winter and late summer to autumn, peaking at 54.7% in February.
Monthly fecal samples were analyzed to evaluate the nosological structure and infection rate of helminths in cattle.
Seasonal trends showed distinct incidence patterns for various helminth species, suggesting tailored deworming is needed.

Бондаренко et al. (2025) studied this question.

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