Timed deworming is essential in the feeding and management of beef cattle during the fattening period

Fattening cattle should be dewormed both internally and externally before fattening. Internal and external parasites can reduce cattle feed intake, inhibit weight gain, and affect growth during the fattening period. Internal parasites absorb nutrients from the intestinal chyme, affecting the growth and development of fattening cattle. Calculate the dosage based on the cattle's body weight and deworm each animal individually. Deworming methods include mixing with feed, oral drenching, and subcutaneous injection. Deworming drugs can include albendazole, avermectin, and closantel, among others. Deworm again after 1 week.