Sequential dewormings are not needed with other classes of dewormers such as ivermectin (Ivomec®), moxydectin (Cydectin) or levamisole (Tramisol, Levasole or Prohibit®) are used because they are effective at killing arrested larva of the Barberpole worm.
A Vaccine for Barber Pole Worm. Barbervax® was developed by the Moredun Research Institute, a UK-based animal health charity owned by farmers, with support from several Australian entities. ... Barbervax® controls barber pole worm (Haemonchus contortus) disease by reducing fecal egg counts and thus, the build-up of infections.
That's sad to hear, they work extremely well. Especially here in the Philippines where there is warm to hot weather, they are prone to barber pole worm. What are the alternatives then?
I recently heard of that for the first time on a youtube vid by Joel Salatin. Do you have a dosing recommendation?
That's good to know, it's a good thing that there are options there, Here we only have the later. Good luck with your sheeps.Well, as has been already mentioned in this thread, there are drugs (like ivermectin), careful cleaning of the living area, rotational grazing, and selecting for parasite resistance in breeding animals.
