Horse Wormers

Boehringer Ingelheim

Equimec Triple Liquid Stable Pack 300ml

(3)

$189.95

Farnam

MecWorma & Tape Allwormer Paste for Horses 32.5g

(3)

$19.95

Ranvet

Ranvet Oral Doser for Horses

(2)

$56.95

Abbey Equigel with Tape Horse Wormer 14.4g

Abbey Animal Health

Abbey Equigel with Tape Horse Wormer 14.4g

(0)

$20.95

Abbey Animal Health

Abbey iMEC with TAPE Oral Broad Spectrum Wormer & Boticide for Horses 7.74g

(1)

$13.50

iMEC with TAPE Oral Broad Spectrum Wormer & Boticide for Horses is for the treatment and control of intestinal round worms (including larval stages of strongylus vulgaris in intestinal arteries and benzimidazole resistant strongyles), lungworms, tapeworms, bots, and skin lesions caused by Habronema and Draschia spp. (summer sores) and onchocerca spp. microfilariae (cutaneous onchocerciasis).

Active Constituents:
15.5 mg/g IVERMECTIN 
77.5 mg/g PRAZIQUANTEL

Dosage & Administration:
iMEC with TAPE Broad Spectrum Antiparasitic Paste for Horses is given orally at the recommended dose level of 200μg ivermectin/kg and 1mg/kg praziquantel liveweight.

The contents of this syringe will treat one horse of 600kg liveweight.

Each weight marking on the syringe plunger will deliver 1.29g of paste which is sufficient to treat 100kg live weight.

Unlock the knurled ring by making ¼ turn to left and slide it up the plunger shaft so that the side nearest the barrel is at prescribed weight marking. Turn the knurled ring ¼ turn to the right to lock in place. Remove the plastic cap from the tip of the nozzle. Make sure the horse’s mouth does not contain feed. Insert the syringe into the side of as horse’s mouth in the gap between the front and back teeth. Advance the plunger as far as it will go depositing the paste on the rear of the tongue. Immediately raise the horse’s head for few seconds after dosing to ensure the full dose has been swallowed.

Use at the correct weight-based dose. There is no blanket ‘use every X weeks’ rule printed on the label – instead iMEC should be used as part of a monitored parasite-control plan. For many adult horses with good pasture management, one treatment in spring and one in late summer/early autumn will suffice, provided a broad-spectrum product (with tapeworm activity) is used. Horses at higher risk should be assessed by your equine veterinarian, and faecal egg-counts and management factors considered, before deciding on additional treatments

Product Advantages:
• Broad Spectrum: iMEC with TAPE kills all the important internal parasites of horses, including the arterial stages of S.vulgaris and bots with a single, low volume, easy to administer dose. Because reinfection is common, treatment must be repeated routinely for effective control.

• Safety to Horses: Ivermectin and Praziquantel have wide safety margin at recommended dose level. They may be used in horses of all ages. Mares may be treated at any stage of pregnancy. Stallions may be treated without adversely affecting their fertility.

MEAT WITHHOLDING PERIODS (HORSES)
DO NOT TREAT HORSES LESS THAN 28 DAYS BEFORE SLAUGHTER FOR HUMAN CONSUMPTION.

TRADE ADVICE
EXPORT SLAUGHTER INTERVAL (ESI): An ESI has not been established for this product.

Pack Weight: 7.74g

Panacur 100 Oral Anthelmintic for Horses & Cattle

Coopers

Panacur 100 Oral Anthelmintic for Horses & Cattle

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From $189.95

iO Blade Double Strength All Wormer for Horses 30mL

(0)

$15.95

Virbac

Equine RAZOR Wormer 30mL

(28)

$22.50

Neovemox Plus Tape Long Acting Horse Wormer & Boticide Gel

Neove Pharma Australia

Neovemox Plus Tape Long Acting Horse Wormer & Boticide Gel

(0)

From $17.95

Boehringer Ingelheim

Equimec Tape Paste 7.74g

(11)

$17.50

EQUIMEC Tape (previously known as Equimec Plus Tape) combines ivermectin and praziquantel to provide complete protection against all major equine parasites, including potentially life-threatening tapeworms.

Active Ingredients:

77.5 g/kg Praziquantel
15.5 g/kg Ivermectin

Product Benefits:

Broad-spectrum activity against roundworms, tapeworms and bots.
Controls all important internal equine parasites.
Convenient graduated trigger applicator.
Safe to use at any age and at any stage of pregnancy.
Aniseed flavoured for improved acceptance.
Sticky gel formulation adheres to the horse’s mouth and is easily swallowed.
Wide safety margin.
Low dose: 1.29 g per 100 kg bodyweight.

Treats and Controls:

Tapeworms
Large Strongyles
Small Strongyles (including benzimidazole-resistant strains)
Pinworms
Ascarids
Hairworms
Large-Mouth Stomach Worms
Neck Threadworms
Bots
Lungworms
Intestinal Threadworms
Skin lesions caused by Habronema and Draschia spp. cutaneous larvae (summer sores)
Onchocerca spp. microfilariae (cutaneous onchocerciasis)

EQUIMEC Tape has a wide margin of safety at the recommended dose and may be used in horses of all ages. Mares may be treated at any stage of pregnancy, and stallions may be treated without affecting fertility.

Dose Rate:

1.29 g (1 mark on the plunger) per 100 kg bodyweight, given orally.

One syringe treats a 600 kg horse. Each weight marking on the plunger delivers 1.29 g of paste, sufficient for 100 kg bodyweight.

Suggested Parasite Control Program:

Treat all horses due for treatment on the property at the same time.

Foals: Treat initially at 6–8 weeks of age, then continue routine treatments.
Young horses, brood mares, yearlings and horses with high reinfection risk: Treat every 6–8 weeks.
Horses lightly stocked in large paddocks: Treat every 10–12 weeks.

All horses should be included in a regular parasite control program. Consult your veterinarian for a program suited to your property and management conditions.

AMMO Allwormer Paste For Horses (Red) 32.5g

Ceva

AMMO Allwormer Paste For Horses (Red) 32.5g

(27)

$19.95

AMMO Allwormer Paste is a complete broad-spectrum wormer for horses that treats and controls roundworms, tapeworms, bots, and a wide range of internal parasites. It also helps prevent skin lesions caused by biting external parasite larvae, including Habronema and Draschia species. This makes it suitable for horses at all stages of life, including foals from four weeks of age, pregnant mares, stallions, and debilitated animals.

Active Ingredients (Composition):

Abamectin 4 mg/g
Morantel Tartrate 167 mg/g

How the Actives Work:

Abamectin binds to glutamate-gated chloride channels in parasites, causing paralysis and death.
Morantel Tartrate is a depolarising neuromuscular blocking agent that causes muscle contraction leading to paralysis of worms.

Treats and Controls the Following Parasites:

Tapeworms (Anoplocephala perfoliata)
Large strongyles: adult and larval stages of Strongylus vulgaris, adult and tissue stages of S. edentatus, adult S. equinus
Small strongyles including benzimidazole-resistant strains
Pinworms (adult and immature Oxyuris equi)
Roundworms (adult and immature Parascaris equorum)
Hairworms (adult Trichostrongylus axei)
Neck threadworms (Onchocerca microfilariae)
Bots: oral and gastric stages of Gasterophilus species
Lungworms: adult and immature Dictyocaulus arnfeldi
Intestinal threadworms (adult Strongyloides westeri)
Large-mouthed stomach worms (adult Habronema muscae)
Skin lesions caused by Habronema spp, Draschia spp cutaneous larvae (summer sores), and Onchocerca microfilariae

Dosage and Administration:

Each 32.5 g syringe is sufficient to treat one horse up to 600 kg bodyweight.

Dose horses according to bodyweight using the dial-a-dose syringe markings.
Foals and ponies: administer 5 mL per 100 kg bodyweight.
Safe for use in pregnant mares, foals over six weeks, and convalescent horses.

Worming Frequency:

Horses should be wormed every 6 to 8 weeks as part of a year-round parasite control program. Begin worming foals at approximately six weeks of age.

Ammo Allwormer is an effective option to rotate with other wormers to reduce the risk of developing worm resistance.

Also available in a 50 Tube Stud Bucket, see seperate listing here.

Value Plus

Equinox Anthelmintic Paste for Horses Stud Bucket (50 tubes)

(0)

$759.95

Equinox Orange Tube is a broad-spectrum benzimidazole (BZ) anthelmintic with a wide safety margin for use in horses of all ages (over 6 weeks). It contains oxfendazole, which interferes with the metabolic pathways of intestinal parasites and sterilises worm eggs within 24 hours, helping reduce pasture contamination and reinfection.

Equinox Orange Tube is ideal for use as part of a rotational worming program. It does not treat or control bots or tapeworms.

Active Ingredient:

Oxfendazole 10 mg/kg dose rate

Treats and Controls Susceptible Parasites:

Large roundworms (Parascaris equorum) – adult and immature
Pinworms (Oxyuris equi) – adult and immature
Hairworms (Trichostrongylus axei) – adult and immature
Large mouth stomach worms (Habronema microstoma) – adult
Susceptible small strongyles (cyathostomes)
Large strongyles (S. edentatus) – tissue stages

Equinox Orange Tube kills immature and adult stages of large strongyles in the intestine and aids in controlling migrating stages of Strongylus vulgaris. This reduces arterial lesions and may lower the risk of colic associated with heavy worm burdens.

Efficacy Details:

A single dose kills up to 88% of migrating fourth-stage Strongylus vulgaris larvae. A second dose given 48 hours later kills up to 96%. This two-dose regime is recommended for horses with heavy worm burdens at the start of a worming program.

Dosage:

Administer orally at 5 mL per 100 kg bodyweight (10 mg/kg oxfendazole).

Each plunger mark = sufficient paste (2.7 g) for 50 kg bodyweight.
One syringe treats up to a 600 kg horse.

Directions for Use:

Equinox Orange Tube may be administered directly into the mouth or mixed with feed.

Set the plunger ring to the correct bodyweight.
For oral dosing, insert the syringe into the gap between the front and back teeth.
Depress plunger fully to deposit paste at the back of the tongue.
Hold the horse’s head up briefly to ensure swallowing.
Replace cap if paste remains. Do not use the same syringe on multiple horses due to hygiene concerns.

Frequency of Use:

Treat every 6–8 weeks for ongoing worm control.
Foals should receive their first dose at 6–8 weeks of age.
All horses, especially mares, foals and yearlings, should be part of a regular parasite control program.
Consult your veterinarian for a program suited to your property conditions.

Precautions:

Not recommended for foals under 6 weeks of age.

Availability:

Also available as a single tube (see separate listing).

Miscellaneous

Horse & Pony Height & Weight Tape

(3)

$10.95

iO Essential Oral Paste All Wormer for Horses 35mL

(0)

$14.95

Strategy-T Worm Broad Spectrum Worm Paste for Horses 35mL Single Tube

Virbac

Strategy-T Worm Broad Spectrum Worm Paste for Horses 35mL Single Tube

(14)

$23.95

Virbac

Strategy-T Broad Spectrum Wormer Stable Pail 60 tubes

(1)

$1,341.95

RWR Veterinary Products

RWR Mor-n-MECTIN Oral Horse Worming Paste 32.5g

(0)

$12.50

Ultramax Equine Liquid Wormer for Horses

Pharmachem

Ultramax Equine Liquid Wormer for Horses

(23)

From $102.95

Ultramax Equine Liquid Tapewormer, Broad Spectrum Wormer and Boticide for horses.

Active Constituents:
75 mg/mL PRAZIQUANTEL
10 mg/mL IVERMECTIN

Ultramax Equine (ivermectin and praziquantel) has been formulated for administration by oral drench or stomach tube (nasogastric intubation). One low-volume dose is effective against important internal parasites, including tapeworms and the arterial stages of Strongylus vulgaris, and bots.

Ivermectin is derived from the avermectins, a family of potent, broad-spectrum antiparasitic agents, which are isolated from fermentation of Streptomyces avermitilis.

Praziquantel is indicated for the treatment of tapeworms (Anoplocephala magna, Paranoplecephala mamillana (adult, immature, heads, segments).

Mode of Action
Ivermectin is a member of the macrocyclic lactone class of endectocides which have a unique mode of action. Compounds of the class bind selectively and with high affnity to glutamate- gated chloride ion channels which occur in invertebrate nerve and muscle cells. This leads to an increase in the permeability of the cell membranes to chloride ions with hyperpolarization of the nerve or muscle cell, resulting in paralysis and death of the parasite.Compounds of this class may also interact with other ligand-gated chloride channels, such as those gated by the neurotransmitter gamma-aminobutyric acid (GABA).The margin of safety for compounds of this class is attributable to the fact that mammals do not have glutamate-gated chloride channels; the macrocylic lactones have a low affnity for other mammalian ligand-gated chloride channels and they do not readily cross the blood-brain barrier.
Praziquantel induces a rapid and sustained paralytic muscle contraction of the tapeworm parasite and tegumental disruption followed by expulsion of the parasite.

Indications:
Ultramax Equine when used at the recommended dose rate of 200µg ivermectin per kilogram liveweight and 1.5 mg/kg praziquantel controls the following parasites of horses:
Tapeworms: Anoplocephala perfoliata, Anoplocephala magna, Paranoplacephala mamillana (adult, immature, heads, segments).
Large Strongyles: Strongylus vulgaris (adults and arterial larval stages), Strongylus edentatus (both adult and tissue stages), Strongylus equinus (Adults), Tridontophorus spp. (Adults), Craterostomum acuticaudatum (Adults)
Small Strongyles: including benzimidazole resistant strains Cyathostomum spp. (Adults and fourth-stage larvae), Cylicocyclus spp. (Adults and fourth-stage larvae), Cylicostephanus spp. (Adults and fourth-stage larvae), Cylicodontophorus spp. (Adults and fourth-stage larvae), Gyalocephalus spp. (Adults and fourth-stage larvae), Coronocyclus spp. (Adults and fourth-stage larvae), Parapoteriostomum spp. (Adults and fourth-stage larvae), Petrovinema spp. (Adults and fourth-stage larvae), Poteriostomum spp. (Adults and fourth-stage larvae)
Pinworms: Oxyuris equi (Adults and fourth-stage larvae)
Ascarids: Parascaris equorum (Adults and fourth-stage larvae)
Bots: Gasterophilus spp. (oral and gastric stages)
Hairworms: Trichostrongylus axei (Adult)
Intestinal Threadworms: Strongyloides westeri (adult)
Large Mouth Stomach Worms: Habronema muscae (adult)
Lungworms: Dictyocaulus arnfedi (adult and immature)
Ultramax Equine also controls skin lesions caused by cutaneous larvae of Habronema and Draschia spp. (summer sores), and Onchocerca spp., microflaraiae (cutaneous onchocerciasis)

Directions for Use:
SHAKE WELL BEFORE USE
The recommended dose is 1mL Ultramax Equine per 50kg liveweight (equivalent to 200µg ivermectin per kg liveweight and 1.5 mg praziquantel per kg liveweight).
Ultramax Equine can be given as an oral drench or by stomach tube (nasogastric intubation). Nasogastric intubation should only be done by a veterinarian or under veterinary supervision.Administration by oral drench: For administration by this method, an undiluted dose is usually preferred. Clear the horse’s mouth of any food material, elevate the horse’s head, andusing a suitable dosing syringe, deposit the appropriate dose in the back of the mouth. In order to avoid unnecessary coughing or the potential for material to enter the trachea and lungs, do not use excessive pressure, do not use a large dose volume of diluted Ultramax Equine, and do not deposit the dose in the laryngeal area. Increased dose rejection may occur if the dose is deposited in the front of the mouth. Keep the horse’s head elevated and observe the horse to ensure the dose is swallowed.

Administration by stomach tube (gravity or positive fow): Drenching horses by nasogastric intubation requires specialised skills and knowledge. Special consideration should be given to the effects of potential for injury from handling, restraint and placement of the tube during administration by stomach tube. Nasogastric intubation should only be done by a veterinarian or under veterinary supervision.

The recommended dose can be used diluted or undiluted up to approximately 40 times with clean tepid water. Use tepid water to fush any drug remaining in the tube into the horse’s stomach. Pour Ultramax Equine into a graduated cylinder for dose measurement. Alternatively, use a calibrated dosing syringe inserted into the bottle to measure the appropriate dose. Use a clean dry syringe if accessing the bottle to avoid contaminating the remaining product.
Discard any unused diluted Ultramax Equine suspension 24 hours after dilution.Develop a Regular Treatment Plan: All horses should be subject to regular worming to maintain good health and peak condition. Particular attention should be given to young horses and mares. Foals should be treated initially at 6 to 8 weeks of age and this treatment repeated regularly as required. Frequency of treatment should be assessed by each property’s veterinary adviser considering the number of horses, their age distribution, reproductive status, stocking rate, grazing access, climate and property’s parasite infestation status. Ultramax Equine is highly effective in the treatment and control of most types of equine helminths including tapeworms, gastrointestinal, cutaneous and pulmonary nematodes and bots of horses of any age. With a regular treatment program the chances of verminous arteritis and colic caused by S. vulgaris will be reduced.Safety in Using: Ultramax Equine may be used both in young foals and very old animals. Mares may be treated at any stage of pregnancy and fertility will not be affected in either sex. Swelling and itching reactions after treatment with Ultramax Equine have occurred in horses carrying eavy infections of neck threadworm microflariae, Onchocerca sp. These reactions were most likely the result of microflariae dying in large numbers. Symptomatic treatment may be advisable.

Healing of summer sores involving extensive tissue changes may require other therapy in conjunction with Ultramax Equine. Reinfection, and measures for its prevention should also be considered.
DO NOT USE IN ANIMALS OTHER THAN HORSES

MEAT WITHHOLDING PERIOD: Do not use less than 28 days before slaughter for human consumption.

Package Information
Ultramax Equine is available in 100mL, 250 mL plastic bottles. Each 100mL bottle contains sufficient ivermectin and praziquantel to treat 10 x 500kg horses.

The 100mL and 250mL packs include a plastic dosing syringe.

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Horse Wormers

Controlling worms is essential for the health of your horse. We supply a range of wormer options for your horse with different active ingredients, prices for different budgets and even in feed formulations for those difficult to worm horses. (If you have a difficult horse and want to use paste wormers, we can recommend the horse worming bit!). Our horse wormer range includes all-wormers, rotational wormers, horse wormer pellets, pastes and liquids from popular brands including Strategy-T, Equimax, Equest and more!

Worming your horse

What wormer should I use for my horse?

Choosing a wormer for your horse will depend on what worms you are trying to treat. There are over 20 different intestinal worms that can be found in horses, the most common worms of concern for the horse population today are, Large Strongyles, Small Strongyles, Roundworms and Tapeworms. You can then choose a wormer that contains the appropriate active ingredients to that treat the worms of concern.

What are the active ingredients in horse wormers?

Horse Wormers will consist of one, or a combination of four different active ingredients (chemicals). The four main chemical groups that are used to treat worms in horses are;

Macrocyclic lactones (mectin based) – broad spectrum protection (not tapeworms)
Benzimidazoles – generally used for rotation worming
Praziquantel – specifically for tapeworm control
Tetrahydropyrimides – narrow spectrum wormer

What is Rotational Worming in horses?

Wormer rotation refers to periodically changing the horse wormer you are using to worm your horse. But it is not about changing the wormer brand but more specifically you must change the active ingredient that you are worming with. The reason you should rotate wormers is because some intestinal worms can build up a resistance to the active ingredient in wormers and therefore their effectiveness can be significantly diminished or become completely ineffective. Popular rotational wormers in Australia include Strategy-T and AMMO Rotational Wormer Paste (Green).

How often should I worm my horse?

Follow the recommendations on the horse wormer you are using to see when you will need to worm your horse again. Some products have intervals of 6 weeks while others are longer lasting with up to 16 weeks between treatments, like Equest Plus Tape.

Horse Wormers

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