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FASCIOLOSIS IN SLAUGHTERED CATTLE FROM ABATTOIRS IN ONDO STATE ,

Fasciolosis, an important helminth disease of livestock has been confirmed from abattoirs report in most parts of Nigeria for a long time. Prevalence of fasciolosis among slaughtered cattle in Ondo State, Nigeria was assessed. Abattoir records of slaughtered cattle were studied from 2003-2010. A total of 73,761 cattle were slaughtered within the study period. The study revealed 16.7% peak prevalence of fasciolosis from 13,206 cattle slaughtered in 2008. The 8 year study period recorded 14.5% prevalence. The high prevalence of fasciolosis translates to high economic loss due to liver damage and low carcass weight. The disease needs to be considered seriously as a great hindrance to livestock health and profitability; and also in regard to human health.