Avaliação do exame coproparasitológico na gestão sanitária de fazendas produtoras de gado de corte: relato de caso

Abstract

Cattle slaughterhouses are considered one of the most important places for diagnosing diseases transmitted by animals. These diseases can be inflammatory, infectious, zoonotic and, in most cases, parasitic. Diseases of parasitic origin are rarely detected during ante mortem examinations because the animals often do not present major clinical signs to be observed at the time of inspection. Major economic losses often occur due to the disposal of organs and carcasses when affected by parasitic diseases. Therefore, the correct detection, sanitary control and treatment of parasitism on the farm itself is of great importance and value. To this end, the objective of this production was to evaluate fecal samples through coproparasitological examination of beef cattle confined on a farm, correlating them with the sanitary protocol used for these animals and the final certificate from the cattle slaughterhouse. After the positive results in these animals, and information, he made other rural producers, under the guidance of the veterinarian, use the same health protocol in a personalized way in their animals, in order to evaluate and prove its effectiveness, as well as reduce their economic losses, ensuring greater profitability when slaughtering their animals.