Objective:To understand the infection of swine parasites in some large-scale pig farms in five districts (cities and counties) of Longyan city, and to better protect the health of pigs. Methods:Clinical swine fecal samples were collected and tested for swine fecal parasites by direct smear method. Results:Parasites were detected in 101 out of 229 fecal samples collected, with a parasite infection rate of 44.11％ (101/229), and three porcine parasites were detected, namely porcine colonic pouch ciliate, porcine coccidia and porcine roundworm, with a detection rate of 32.75％(75/229), 14.41％(33/229) and 0.44％(1/229), respectively. ). Analysis of parasite infections by sampling season revealed that the detection rate was 35.38％ (23/65) in spring, 51.06％ (48/94) in summer, 29.41％(5/17) in autumn and 47.17％ (25/53) in winter. Conclusion:Parasitic infections existed in some large-scale pig farms in Longyan city, and soil-derived parasitic infections were dominant, and no biogenic parasitic infections were found, and this study can provide a ref-erence basis for the prevention and control of swine parasitic diseases in Longyan.
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