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	--------------------GI Tract Location-------------------
Drug Class	Abomasum (Nematodes)	Intestine (Nematodes)	Intestine (Cestodes)
*Benzimidazoles*
Albendazole	Yes	No	No
Fenbendazole	Yes	No	No
Oxfendazole	No approvals
Thiabendazole	Yes	Yes	No
*Imidazothiazole*
Levamisole	No approvals
*Tetrahydropyrimidines*
Morantel	Yes	No	No
Pyrantel	No approvals
*Macrocyclic Lactones*
Ivermectin	No approvals
Doramectin	No approvals
Moxidectin	No approvals
Eprinomectin	No approvals
*Salicylanilide*
Closantel	No approvals
*Organophosphate*
Haloxon	No approvals
This table is based on information from the Food Animal Residue Avoidance Databank (FARAD) obtained May 8, 2023. Label claims regarding specific parasite species or genera as well as susceptible life stages (adult vs. larval vs. inhibited stages) must be observed. Resistance has been reported in all drug classes listed.