CATTLE ENDOPARASITOSES DEPENDING ON THE FARMS CATEGORY
It was found that trematode invasions (genus Fasciola, genus Dicrocoelium), parasitizing in the bile ducts of the liver, dominate in private farms. Feedback was noted on the infection of cattle with protozoal invasions. Also in private farms, infection by representatives of the genus Eimeria was 11.9 %, and cryptosporidium was 5 % higher. In peasant farms, a significant increase in the infestation of animals with intestinal coccidiosis was observed. e increased exploitation of agro-industrial complexes leads to unsanitary conditions for keeping newborn animals and, as a result, high contamination of oocysts of intestinal protozoa, as well as crowded content, the lack of timely and effective measures to combat protozooses of cattle are reflected in the maximum extensiveness (82.7 %) and intensity (36.4 ± 2.9 ind/head in 1 g of faeces). Unsatisfactory conditions for keeping animals in the farms are reflected in the maximum infection of the herd with geohelminths of the suborder Strongylata, 67.3 % and 64.8 %, respectively, which is almost 5 times lower compared to animals belonging to the private sector, with in this case, the number of eggs in 1 g of faeces is 18.5 ± 1.4.