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Five mixed-breed cattle were randomly assigned to each of 5 treatments to evaluate the effectiveness of varying rates of famphur in combination with levamisole paste for lice control. Levamisole dosage was constant at 8 mg/kg. Warbex (famphur) pour-on at 40 mg/kg was used as a treatment comparison. All treatments were applied 28 Feb. Pretreatment lice populations were quantified by making two 3-cm hair partings in 18 sites and counting the lice present. Sites checked included ears, eyes, muzzle, jaws, brisket, shoulders, backline, tailhead, and hips. The actual sucking and chewing lice numbers found were recorded. Posttreatment lice counts were at 2, 4, 7, 18, 23, 28, and 35 days.

Oral Administration of a Levamisole—Famphur Paste for Cattle Lice Control, 1984-85