Equine Liquid Wormer for Horses with Ivermectin and Praziquantel, Oral Drench in 100mL or 250mL Bottles

This equine liquid wormer gives horse owners a weight-based oral treatment for important internal parasites, including tapeworms, strongyles and bots.

The ivermectin and praziquantel formula delivers broad-spectrum parasite control in one low-volume dose, making it a practical part of a veterinarian-guided worming plan.

Choose a 100mL or 250mL bottle to suit the number and size of horses in your care; both packs include a plastic dosing syringe.

Key Features

• Ivermectin and praziquantel target a broad range of equine parasites, allowing tapeworms, gastrointestinal worms and bots to be addressed with one formulation.
• The dose is calculated at 1mL per 50kg of liveweight, giving owners a clear way to measure treatment for each horse's weight.
• A low-volume dose limits the amount of liquid that must be administered while providing the stated dose of both active ingredients.
• The liquid may be given undiluted as an oral drench, offering a direct administration method for routine horse care.
• Each bottle includes a plastic dosing syringe for measuring the appropriate amount, while the 100mL pack contains enough active ingredients to treat ten 500kg horses.

Specifications

• Active constituents: 75mg/mL praziquantel and 10mg/mL ivermectin.
• Recommended dose: 1mL per 50kg liveweight.
• Available volumes: 100mL and 250mL.
• Both pack sizes include a plastic dosing syringe.
• Shake well before use.
• For horses only.
• Clear food from the horse's mouth before oral drenching, elevate the head and observe the horse to ensure the dose is swallowed.
• Nasogastric administration must be performed by a veterinarian or under veterinary supervision.
• Unused diluted suspension must be discarded 24 hours after dilution.
• Meat withholding period: do not use within 28 days before slaughter for human consumption.

Build treatment timing around veterinary advice for your property, herd and parasite conditions. Measure the dose from each horse's liveweight, follow the administration directions carefully and keep regular worming records for consistent horse care.