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1) THE HORSE Each horse has individual factors to be considered when determining which dewormer to use, along with deworming schedule or program. Check with your veterinarian to make sure any deworming program is right for your horse, especially for foals and weanlings. 2) THE DEWORMER Traditionally, veterinarians recommend worming your horse every two months. However, there has been a debate on the effectiveness of repeated use of the same dewormers. Before beginning a worming schedule, it is wise to have a serious discussion with your vet about the best possible worming schedule for your horse. Keep in consideration the following factors when determining which dewormer to use: Rotation between the three major chemical classes and the appropriate intervals based on the last drug used
3) THE TIMING Use the weather, climate, and pasture conditions to your benefit. Different climates can affect parasite reproduction which in turn reduces the frequency of deworming. Also, exposure and seasonal parasite activity will determine your timing. Check with your veterinarian to design a deworming rotational schedule for your individual horse's needs. |
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**Pamoate Tartate is the feed through version of this drug class |
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