Antiparasitic Agents Veterinary Avermectin With EP/USP/BP Grade

Action mechanism of avermectin insecticide
Avermectin works by interfering with the parasite's nervous and muscular systems. It works by binding to the parasite's chloride ion channels, causing overexcitation of the nervous system, which causes paralysis and death. Its mechanism mainly includes:

​Enhanced neuromuscular conduction: Blocks nerve signals from the parasite, causing paralysis.
Interference with neurotransmitters: Interference with the release of neurotransmitters, leading to nervous system disorders.

Avermectin Strengths
Broad-spectrum anti-parasite: Effective against a variety of parasites, including internal and external parasites.
Low toxicity: High safety to animals at recommended doses, low toxicity to mammals.
Long duration: The effect lasts for a long time and can provide a longer period of protection.

Side effects and precautions
Allergic reactions: A small number of animals may have allergic reactions to avermectin, such as skin itching, redness and swelling.
Nervous system reactions: High doses or long-term use may cause neurological side effects, such as drowsiness, muscle tremors, etc.
Contraindications: Some drugs may interact with avermectin, so caution should be exercised when used in combination with other drugs.

The main role of avermectin in veterinary medicine is to prevent and treat various parasitic infections. Its broad-spectrum anti-parasitic properties make it an important veterinary drug. The following are the specific roles of avermectin in the veterinary field:

1. Internal Parasites:
Hookworms: Treats hookworms in dogs, cats, cattle, sheep, and other animals.
Roundworms: Treats roundworm infections in young animals, including dog roundworms and cat roundworms.
Whipworms: Treats whipworm infections in dogs.
Tapeworms: Treats infections caused by tapeworms such as Taenia solium and Taenia saginata, commonly found in pigs, cattle, sheep, and other animals.
Heartworm (Dirofilaria immitis): Treats heartworm disease in dogs and helps prevent heart and lung diseases caused by heartworms.

2. Ectoparasites:
Cattle and Sheep Mites: Used to treat mite infections in ruminants.
Lice: Treats lice infections in cattle and sheep.
Ticks: Treats infections caused by ticks.
Fleas: Commonly used in pets for flea control.

3. Preventive Effects:
Heartworm Prevention: Avermectin is widely used in dogs for the prevention of heartworm disease. Regular oral or injectable administration can effectively prevent heartworm infection.
Parasite Control: In the farming industry, avermectin is used to control and prevent the prevalence of parasites, ensuring animal health and performance.

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