INFLUENCE OF DEGELMINTIZATION OF DOGS ON THE PREVALENCE OF LARVAL ECHINOCOCCOSIS AMONG PRODUCTIVE ANIMALS IN THE KYRGYZ REPUBLIC
The Kyrgyz Republic is unfavorable for larval echinococcosis in animals and humans. Analysis of deworming of dogs against echinococcosis and the results of post mortem data on larval echinococcosis established that general deworming of dogs leads to a decrease in the prevalence of larval echinococcosis among productive animals. After deworming dogs, the incidence of larval echinococcosis in small sheep decreased almost 2 times, and in cattle more than 2 times. It is recommended to carry out deworming of dogs annually and in parallel to carry out post mortem monitoring of larval echinococcosis among productive animals.