Trichostrongylus axei

Trich·o·stron·gy·lus ax·'ei

the most common species in cattle, occurring also in the abomasum of sheep, horses, antelope, bison, llama, and deer, and in the stomach of pigs and horses.

bankrupt worm

A small (4–7 mm) nematode found in regions with rainy winters, which infects young goats after their release into pastures in spring.
Clinical findings
With a heavy worm burden: gastritis, soft faeces, decreased appetite, poor digestion, bottlejaw; with heavy worm infestation: protein loss and emaciation.