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A study was carried out on the effectiveness of methods used to prevent piglet parasitism by intervention on the pregnant or lactating sow. This intervention would eliminate any systematic treatment of piglets up to weaning and would assure the prevention of the infection. In 3 farms including 92 sows from 29 blocks (3.t sows in each), 85o newborn piglets and 70 6 weaned piglets were controlled. 186 weaned piglets (2 in each litter) were sacrificed for total worm count. The anthelmintic (Morantel tartrate or Pyrantel tartrate) was given twice in the feed of one meal r8 days and 3 days before farrowing (n° I) or for 10 days prior to farrowing (n° 2), or twice in the feed of one meal, 2 days before and 10 -21 days after farrowing (n° 3). A very good control of gastro intestinal parasitism in sows, improving also piglet performances by decreasing or suppressing their parasitic contamination was achieved by a continuous administration in the diet of a sufficient amount of Morantel for 10 days before farrowing (above

Anthelmintic treatments in pregnant or lactating sows for control of sow and piglet parasites. Their influence on piglet performances