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October 11, 2025Indian Journal of Animal Research

Assessment of the Therapeutic Efficacy of Doramectin with and Without Levamisole in Managing Canine Demodicosis

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NMNabeela MalikUniversity of Birmingham MSMuhammad Faheem SiddiquiMaharashtra Animal and Fishery Sciences University MSM.P. SakhareMarathwada Agricultural University

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Assessment of doramectin and levamisole improves mite count and T-cell levels in dogs with demodicosis, indicating a dual treatment approach can enhance recovery.

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Combination therapy with doramectin and levamisole showed a significant reduction in mite count in demodectic dogs by 98.04%.
T lymphocyte levels increased significantly after treatment, supporting the role of immunomodulation in recovery.
Clinical assessments indicated improvements in blood parameters such as leucocytosis and normalized protein levels post-treatment.
Both treatment groups achieved a recovery rate of 83.33%, illustrating effective management of canine demodicosis.

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Malik et al. (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/68e9b1c9ba7d64b6fc132819 https://doi.org/10.18805/ijar.b-5130

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Assessment of doramectin and levamisole improves mite count and T-cell levels in dogs with demodicosis, indicating a dual treatment approach can enhance recovery.

Assessment of the Therapeutic Efficacy of Doramectin with and Without Levamisole in Managing Canine Demodicosis

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Assessment of the Therapeutic Efficacy of Doramectin with and Without Levamisole in Managing Canine Demodicosis

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