COMPARATIVE EVALUATION OF THE EFFECTIVENESS OF ABICTIN AND ALBENDAZOLE IN SHEEP MONIESIOSIS
The total number of sheep in the Republic of Kazakhstan, according to the Statistics Committee, is 16.399 million heads, including 955974 heads in the West Kazakhstan region, 11.7% of the total livestock. Crossbred sheep breeding is developing in the West Kazakhstan region. The article discusses a comparative assessment of the effectiveness of the use of abectin and albendazole in sheep moniesiosis. The development of sheep breeding is hindered by many factors, such as the imperfection of the feeding system, production, management methods, etc. One of the most common reasons that do not allow to fully realize all the possibilities of this industry is a parasitic infection. According to the norms of the World Health Organization, the consumption of lamb meat per year by one person should be 18.2 g. However, there are many reasons that interfere with sheep farming on farms, as well as reducing the quality of meat. These include diseases of sheep, in particular monesiosis. The distribution and causes of the foci of moniesiosis in the West Kazakhstan region have been studied. Based on the methods of veterinary and sanitary examination, the safety of drugs for the consumer has been confirmed, but at the same time the nutritional value of the meat of an animal with moniesiosis is reduced. Based on the analysis and generalization of experimental data, their testing in production conditions, it was determined that the drug "Abictin injection" at a dose of 1 ml / 50 kg (0.2 ml / kg) of body weight, has a pronounced anthelmintic effect on the cestode of the genus Moniezia.