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Wormer Sales
A good starting point when worming is to have your vet do a worm count.
Always read the instructions and warnings
supplied with your wormer. There is a wealth of information included with
each of pack wormer
It is
important to know the weight of your horse. This is of help to calculate
the quantity of wormer required.
You can purchase a weight tape from the
bottom of the wormer page on this web site.
CLICK HERE
Never
under dose. This can result in worms building up resistance to specific
wormers
It
is wise to have other animals such as sheep to graze side by side with
your horse as this helps to reduce the worm cycle in the field or paddock.
Pick
droppings up in your field or paddock as often as possible.
All horses in the yard should be wormed at
the same time and any new comers should be wormed and kept away from other
horses for 48 hours.
Never over stock your field or paddock.
This is just a small number of
points followed
should stand you in good stead.
Contra-indications/Warnings/Dosage should be closely studied on every packet of wormer
and the enclosed usage instructions!
Guidance
and Advice
If
you are in any doubt about your horses well-being consult your vet.
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