Parasiticides are the first line of treatment and prevention of ectoparasitic infections and are among the most prescribed medications in small animal practice. Many ectoparasiticide products are available, with an excellent record of safety and efficacy, significantly improving the quality of life of companion pets. In recent years, there have been concerns about the environmental impact of (and development of resistance to) these drugs. The future of ectoparasite control hinges on the responsible use of ectoparasiticides. In this workshop session, Hany Elsheikha explored ways to improve knowledge, awareness, attitudes and behaviours regarding the judicious usage of parasiticides.
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