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17 paź 2023 · Giardia duodenalis is a common intestinal parasite infecting a wide variety of hosts, including dogs, cats, and humans. Although Giardia species have some zoonotic potential, most infections are host adapted and transmission occurs between hosts of the same species.
31 sty 2017 · A randomized non-inferiority study was conducted for the treatment of canine giardiasis, comparing the efficacy of three different doses of nitazoxanide administered every 14 days, to that of a FDA-approved reference antiparasitic product containing pyrantel embonate, febantel and praziquantel (Drontal Plus®, Bayer Animal Health, Mexico ...
26 lip 2008 · The therapeutic efficacy of praziquantel, pyrantel embonate and febantel (Drontal® Flavour Plus) for three and five consecutive days was evaluated for treating naturally acquired giardiasis in dogs. In the study, 24 dogs naturally infected with Giardia were divided into three groups of eight dogs each.
This study evaluated the effect of two combination products containing febantel, pyrantel, and praziquantel (FPP) for the treatment of Giardia species in experimentally infected kittens. In experim...
13 gru 2017 · There are vaccines for the control of Giardiasis of Fort Dodge© Animal Health for giardia, called Giardia-Vax ® for dogs and Giardia Fel-O ® for cats, their effectiveness being questionable [2, 51]. It has been considered that their application according to the commercial house, should be done after 4 months of life, and repetitions every 4 ...
The therapeutic efficacy of a combination product from Europe containing 50 mg praziquantel, 144 mg pyrantel embonate and 150 mg febantel (Drontal Plus) against Giardia spp. in naturally infected adult dogs was assessed under field conditions. 33 dogs of different breeds were allocated to four experimental groups (A, B, C and D).
28 cze 2009 · The administration of three consecutive daily doses of the recommended 1x dose of Drontal® Plus flavour tablets (Bayer) was examined for its effect on Giardia sp. cyst-shedding in 7 treated and 7 untreated random-source dogs.
