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Leeches (phylum: Annelida, class: hirudinea) could infest wide range of livestock such as cow,\udbuffalo, sheep, goat, horse, mule, ass, dog, pig and even human. In November 2013, a 3-year\udold jackass from Dehloran county, Ilam province, Iran, was infected through his mouth due to\uddrinking spring water. Symptoms including stress, anxiety and tachycardia were seen. After\udexamining oral cavity of jackass, a leech was observed in upper gum. The leech was measured\udafter separation which was three inches in length. The leech was adult which has dark green\udwith orange lines, and it was identified as Limnatis nilotica species. It seems that using spring,\udsubterranean water, pond etc. is the main causes of livestock infestation with leech. Ranchers\udcould be recommended to decontaminate leech waters to prevent further leech infestation cases

Case report of oral cavity infestation in a 3-year old jackass with Limnatis nilotica from Ilam province, west of Iran