Epidemics in farm animals caused by parasite diseases are significant economically. In cattle, parasites may cause subclinical immune suppression, irritability, annoyance, hunger suppression, and reduced productivity, as well as severe clinical illness and mortality. A comprehensive understanding of the cattle production system as well as farm-specific issues and objectives should inform the management of parasites, which is a component of a preventive health program that should also address immunity management (vaccinations), management practices, handling, and nutritional measures. This special issue’s focus is on assessing novel chemical and plant extracts’ effectiveness in treating trypanosomiasis, babesiosis, and thieleriosis in horses and camels.
To present various points of view regarding “new challenges in the control of blood parasites in farm animals”, we invite you and/or members of your research team to submit manuscript(s) for this special issue.
Please submit directly to PSM Veterinary Research stating in your cover letter that you are targeting the “new challenges in the control of blood parasites in farm animals” special issue.
The journal welcomes the submission of original manuscripts (Please see Plagiarism Policy) that meet the general criteria of significance and scientific excellence.
Submission should be made through “PSM Veterinary Research – Manuscript Submission and Tracking System“.
Article manuscripts can be submitted as email attachments in Word format to PSM Editorial Office (editor@psmjournals.org).
Submission enquiries: editor@psmjournals.org or vetres@psmjournals.org
General enquiries: info@psmjournals.org
Guest Editor: Dr. Amer Ragheb Abdel Aziz
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