
A seasonal worming schedule
To help keep your horse free from illness, you need a proper plan of action for controlling worms. Parasite life cycles are linked...
25 September 2020
Read MoreDon’t let small redworm turn your horse’s gut into a leaky tea bag
Every horse over approximately 6 months of age should be blood tested or treated for encysted stages of small redworm in November/December using an effective wormer, to prevent the dangerous and undetected build-up of larvae. This should be done even if your horse’s FWEC is negative.
Don’t let this happen to your horse - follow our checklist to help keep him safe
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MM-10138
To help keep your horse free from illness, you need a proper plan of action for controlling worms. Parasite life cycles are linked...
25 September 2020
Read MoreA faecal worm egg count (FWEC) measures the number of worm eggs contained in a sample of your horse’s dung, to indicate whet...
25 September 2020
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25 September 2020
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