October 12, 2025Journal of Parasitology ResearchOpen Access

Prevalence, Associated Risk Factors of Haemonchosis and Burden of Strongyle Nematode of Small Ruminants in Bishoftu, Oromia, Central Ethiopia

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H. contortus is prevalent in Bishoftu, causing significant economic losses in shoats.
The overall prevalence of H. contortus infection was 66.9%, significantly higher in sheep than goats.
Significant risk factors include management, age, sex, and species of small ruminants.
Implementation of targeted deworming strategies is crucial to control H. contortus infections effectively.

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Cross-sectional study estimates H. contortus prevalence at 66.9% in small ruminants, highlighting significant risk factors tied to species and management.

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Demessie et al. (2025) studied this question.

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Cross-sectional study estimates H. contortus prevalence at 66.9% in small ruminants, highlighting significant risk factors tied to species and management.

Prevalence, Associated Risk Factors of Haemonchosis and Burden of Strongyle Nematode of Small Ruminants in Bishoftu, Oromia, Central Ethiopia

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Prevalence, Associated Risk Factors of Haemonchosis and Burden of Strongyle Nematode of Small Ruminants in Bishoftu, Oromia, Central Ethiopia

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