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The economic losses from worm parasite infections of cattle can be significant.  Calves under one year of age are more susceptible than older cattle who frequently have been exposed to the parasites and have developed a degree of immunity.

Adult worms in cattle produce eggs that are passed in the manure. The eggs hatch, producing larvae that develop and move up onto the pasture grasses where cattle consume them.  Eggs can survive the winter and hatch out with warm weather.

CYDECTIN pour on Unique active ingredient Milbemycin. No resistance problems. Broad spectrum. Longest acting 8-10 weeks, shortest withhold 14 days. Waterproof dose rate 5ml/50kg	DECTOMAX POUR ON 0.5% doramectin pour-on solution for the treatment and control of gastrointestinal roundworms, lungworms, eyeworms, warbles, sucking and biting lice, mange mites and hornfly in cattle
EPRINEX pour on Pouron wormer for cattle including dairy cows. Very broad spectrum action and works in all weather conditions. For the treatment of gastro-intestinal roundworms, lungworms, mange mites and lice. Can also be used as a housing dose for control of stomach worms, lungworms and lice.	IVOMEC CLASSIC pour on Persistent pouron wormer for cattle. For the treatment of gastro-intestinal nematodes, lung-worms, eye-worms, warbles, mange mites and lice. Recommended dosing strategy for the grazing season is to dose at 3, 8 and 13 weeks after turnout
NOROMECTIN POUR ON Pouron wormer for cattle. Covers stomach worms, lung worms, lice.	QUALIMINTIC POUR ON Persistent pouron wormer for cattle. Recommended dosing strategy for the grazing season is to dose at 3, 8 and 13 weeks after turnout.
VIRBAMEC pour on Solution containing 0.5% w/v ivermectin. Treats and controls roundworms, lungworms, eyeworms, warbles, mites, sucking and biting lice of cattle. Dosage: 5ml per 50kg bodyweight. Withdrawal period: Meat 28 days, Milk 60 days.

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