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Horse Wormer and Boticide Gel, 14.4g Long-Acting Syringe for Horses Weighing Up to 700kg Between Treatments

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Horse Wormer and Boticide Gel, 14.4g Long-Acting Syringe for Horses Weighing Up to 700kg Between Treatments

$34.04
Sale price  $34.04 Regular price  $34.04

Support your horse's regular parasite-control routine with a long-acting wormer and boticide gel that treats tapeworm, major gastrointestinal worms and bots.

The 14.4g syringe contains enough gel to treat a horse weighing up to 700kg, making the dose suitable for a wide range of adult horses.

Retreatment for small strongyle control can be extended to 14–16 weeks. Consult your veterinarian about faecal egg counts and the right parasite-control program for your horse.

Key Features

  • Broad-spectrum treatment covers tapeworm and important gastrointestinal roundworms, including adult and encysted small strongyle stages, so one product addresses several key equine parasites.
  • A registered single-dose claim for encysted small strongyles targets forms hidden in the gut lining, supporting more complete control of the parasite life cycle.
  • Long-term activity allows a 14–16-week retreatment interval for small strongyle control, reducing how often treatment is needed within a veterinarian-guided program.
  • The gel dissolves rapidly on the tongue, making administration more straightforward for the horse and handler.
  • A narrow-barrel, dial-up syringe reaches into the side of the horse's mouth and supports accurate dose delivery.

Specifications

  • Net contents: 14.4g.
  • One syringe is sufficient to treat a horse weighing up to 700kg.
  • Active constituent: moxidectin 20mg/ml.
  • Active constituent: praziquantel 125mg/mL.
  • Formulation: oral gel.
  • Applicator: dial-up syringe with a narrow barrel.
  • Retreatment interval for small strongyle control: 14–16 weeks.
  • Suitable for pregnant mares and breeding stallions.
  • Suitable for foals over four weeks of age.
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Build treatment into a regular parasite-control schedule, since reinfection is common. Ask your veterinarian to interpret faecal egg counts and recommend the most appropriate timing for your horse.

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