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Goat farming forms the backbone of the Indian livestock sector. The prevalence of helminthinfection is one of the major problems which affects the milk and meat production of small ruminants.It causes diarrhea, anaemia, oedema, bottle jaw and reduce reproductive performance of animals.Anthelmintic resistance and drug residues in animal products like milk and meat are the results ofindiscriminate use of anthelminthics by goat owners for helminth control. Herbal anthelminthics areeffective alternatives without any harmful effects. The paper presents the anthelminthic potentialof the root extract of Tephrosia purpurea (linn.) plant on common tapeworm of goat, Moniezia. Thein vitro study showed that the anticestodal activity of T. purpurea (linn.) at 125mg/ml dilution wascomparable to that of albendazole. The histopathological study revealed very prominent shrinkageof scolex and suckers, tegument showed puff formation and was ruptured at the marginal positionwith irregular folds and crumbling of the segments. Longitudinal section of segment showed moremarginal serrations indicating crumbling of the body segment as compared to albendazole, leadingto the death of the worm.

Therapeutic study of Tephrosia purpurea (linn.) root extract on goat tapeworm with special reference to histopathological parameters