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1. www.horseandhound.co.uk › plus › vet-libraryHorse worms and the expert way to deworm a horse - Horse & Hound

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   Jun 17, 2021 · Adult large redworm (Strongylus vulgaris) are red in colour and measure 1.4cm to 2.5cm in length. These are now believe to be rare. They live in the horse’s large intestine, attached to the gut ...

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3. www.viovet.co.uk › knowledgebase › a169-A-QuickA Quick Guide to Horse Worming - VioVet

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   Sep 23, 2013 · Here is a general worming plan to target key parasites at certain times of the year in adult horses: Autumn (Sept-Oct): carry out a saliva test for tapeworm and FEC for roundworm. If they get a positive result, target tapeworm with a wormer containing Praziquantel or an elevated dose of Pyrantel. Strongid P (elevated dose, pyrantel)

4. www.petplanequine.co.uk › health-and-wellbeingEquine vet's complete guide to worming your horse

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   Most horses will accept their wormer quite happily. Here are a few important points to remember: Put a headcollar and lead rope on your horse. Prime the wormer syringe to the correct dosage for your horse’s weight. Stand on their near side, holding your right hand over their nose to keep their head steady.

5. www.yourhorse.co.uk › vet-advice › horse-wormingHorse worming schedule and management advice - Your Horse

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   Mar 6, 2024 · Here are nine top tips for ways to protect your horse against worms: 1 Weigh your horse. If a faecal worm egg count or saliva test confirms you do need to administer horse wormer, then the amount of wormer you give depends on the weight of your horse. Use a weigh tape or weigh bridge to give an accurate weight of your horse before worming.

6. www.bluecross.org.uk › advice › horseManaging And Preventing Worms in Horses | Blue Cross

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   After worming do not move your horses onto new grazing for at least 48 hours. This will help to reduce the risk of contaminating new grazing and increasing wormer resistance. If possible, you can keep your horse stabled for 48 hours after worming to prevent contamination of other horses.

7. allabouthorses.org › care › horse-worming-scheduleHorse Worming Schedule: How to Guide for Optimal Care

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   Feb 16, 2024 · A horse worming schedule is an important aspect of maintaining the health and well-being of equines. It involves the regular administration of deworming agents to your horses to protect them from gastrointestinal parasites such as roundworms, tapeworms, and bots. Effective horse deworming considers various factors like the type of wormer, the ...

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   How do I Worm my horse?

   • Target tapeworm with a product containing Praziquantel or use an elevated dose of Pyrantel. If your horse needs worming for roundworm too, then use a combination wormer. Summer (May-Aug): Carry out FWEC and worm if necessary, with Fenbendazole or Pyrantel. You’ve received your worm count results and your horse needs to be wormed.

   Equine vet's complete guide to worming your horse

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   Does my horse need worming?

   • Not all dewormers (anthelmintics) are effective against all types of worms so if your horse does need worming make sure the brand of wormer you choose contains the correct active ingredients for the worms you are looking to treat, and the likelihood of resistance in the worms being carried by the animals you are treating.

   Horse & Hound’s essential guide to worms and deworming

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   What Wormer should I give my Horse?

   • Administer a broad spectrum wormer which will completely clear the gastrointestinal tract of parasites. It is important you give your horse the correct dose of wormer as under-dosing could speed up the rate at which worms can develop resistance. Weigh bridges are ideal, but if you do not have access to one, a weigh tape will give a good estimate.

   Horse Owner’s Guide To Worming - bimedaequine.co.uk

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   How do I know if my horse needs worming?

   • Proper horse worming begins with a fecal egg count (FEC) test, which helps to determine the level of parasite infection in individual horses. This information allows the owner or veterinarian to make informed decisions about when and how to administer deworming medications.

   Horse Worming Schedule: How to Guide for Optimal Care

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   What happens if a horse gets a worm?

   • Worm infestations can cause various complications, including weight loss, poor coat condition, and most notably, colic, which is considered a major cause of disease and death in horses. Adhering to a proper worming schedule helps prevent the buildup of parasites within the horse’s body.

   Horse Worming Schedule: How to Guide for Optimal Care

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   What is successful horse worming?

   • Successful horse worming is a three-step journey to keep them in tip-top health and condition. If every horse owner on the planet followed these steps correctly, the ongoing battle against increasing resistance to horse wormers would be won.

   Horse worming schedule and management advice

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9. www.bimedaequine.co.uk › media › k2Horse Owner’s Guide To Worming - bimedaequine.co.uk

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   1. Set the worming tube to the correct dose for your horse’s weight. 2. Once you are ready stand next to your horse and guide the syringe in to the mouth, point it to the back of the tongue and press the plunger to dispense the wormer. 3. Observe your horse to ensure no wormer is spat out. 4. If this is not possible you can add the wormer to ...