Abamectin is a new type of anthelmintic with high efficiency, low toxicity, safety and wide anthelmintic spectrum, which is effective against most nematodes and ectoparasites and is not easy to produce resistance.

The mechanism of avermectin is to interfere with the neurophysiological activity of the worm. It mainly acts on the nerve and muscle junction, increasing the release of chloride ions and inhibiting the transmission of information at the nerve-muscle junction, thus causing the parasite to show symptoms of nerve paralysis, unable to move, unable to feed and die.

The insecticidal mechanism of abamectin is mainly to interfere with the neurophysiological activities of the worm. It mainly acts on the nerve-muscle junction to increase the release of chloride ions and inhibit the transmission of information from the nerve-muscle junction, thus causing the parasite to suffer from neuroparalysis, inability to move, inability to feed, and death.