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Haemonchus contortus one of the most pathogenic widely distributed blood sucking nematode of sheep and goats [20, 22]. Adult H. contortus can suck about 0.05 mL of blood/ worm/day [27]. Several highly effective anthelmintic drugs were used for controlling of such worms, however these drugs were no longer be used due to rapid developing of the parasite drug resistance [26]. Developing of new control programs to H. contortusis critical for goat enterprise expansion. One of these control programs is using of the phytochemical bioactive compounds to overcome H. contortus problems. Phytochemical condensed tannins (CT) used efficiently as natural alternative anthelmintics to control gastrointestinal nematodes (GIN), as it safe, eco-friendly and easily applicable feed additives [31].

The Effects of Phytochemical Tannin Containing Diets on Meat Goat Performance and Drug Resistant Haemonchus contortus Control