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Studies conducted in different regions of the country have shown that piglets up to 30 days of age are infected with isospores from 10 to 60%, with an invasion rate of 2 to 50 specimens in the field of view of the microscope. The average extensiveness of eimerious infestation in pigs across the country was 25.2%, with fluctuations in federal districts from 10.5 to 35.2%. The authors have tested and propose toltrazuril and diclazuril against the endogenous stages of young pig coccidia. Kenocox and Aymericide showed encouraging results against the exogenous stages of coccidia in the disinfestation of pigsties. High efficiency is obtained from the complex use of drugs against exogenous and endogenous stages of coccidia.

Measures against exo- and endogenous stages of pig coccidia in industrial farms