Researches into dips and dipping. C. Miscellaneous : the effect of dosing aloes to tick-infected cattle
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Bedford, G.A.H.
Wilken-Jorden, T.J.
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Union of South Africa : Dept. of Agriculture
Abstract
The tests demonstrated that single doses of from 8 to 15 dr. aloes and daily doses for five days of from 30 to 60 gm. aloes to cattle do not cause ticks to leave their hosts, and no dead ticks were found on the animals. Apart from the negative effect on the ticks, the disadvantageous effect on the animals in producing marked purgation makes this
treatment most undesirable.
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Keywords
Veterinary medicine, South Africa, Veterinary reports
Sustainable Development Goals
Citation
Bedford, GAH & Wilken-Jorden, TJ 1934, 'Researches into dips and dipping. C. Miscellaneous : the effect of dosing aloes to tick-infected cattle’. Onderstepoort Journal of Veterinary Science and Animal Industry, vol. 2, no. 1, pp. 267-269.