reatments that control coccidiosis, an intestinal disease caused by Eimeria protozoa, primarily in livestock and poultry. These treatments are broadly classified as coccidiostats, which inhibit parasite development, or coccidiocides, which kill the parasites. Common anti-coccidiosis agents include synthetic drugs like amprolium and decoquinate, along with ionophores ., and are typically administered via feed or water.
