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Important: In order to purchase this product you will be required to provide the following information about your animal(s):
(i) The weight of the heaviest animal to be treated
(ii) If the animal is a horse, to confirm if it has or has not been signed out of the food chain
In addition, by accepting our terms and conditions at the point of sale, you are confirming that you have a) used this product before, b) are aware of all relevant and necessary safety precautions, c) will only use the product for its authorised purpose and d) will read all product literature.
Eraquell® Oral Worming Paste for Horses 18.7mg/g is an ideal choice if (following faecal egg count) your horses require worming during the Summer.
The Eraquell® Oral Worming Paste for Horses contains ivermectin and is used for the treatment and control of internal parasite infections including large and small strongyles, hairworms, pinworms, ascarids, intestinal threadworms, large-mouth stomach worms, neck threadworms, lungworms and stomach bots.
Eraquell® Oral Worming Paste for Horses does not treat tapeworm.
It can be used during pregnancy and has a shelf life of 6 months after first opening of the pack.
Withdrawal Period: Meat and offal is 30 days. Do not use in mares producing milk for human consumption.
Sizes
Eraquell® Oral Worming Paste for Horses 18.7mg/g is available in the following size:
- 1 x 7.49g Syringe
Ingredients
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Active IngredientIvermectin 18.7mg/g
Instructions
Eraquell® Oral Worming Paste for Horses 18.7mg/g is to be given by mouth at the recommended dose rate of 200 micrograms per kg of body weight as a single dose.
Each syringe division delivers sufficient paste to treat 100kg of body weight (corresponding to 1.07g product and 20mg ivermectin).
The syringe containing 7.49g of paste delivers sufficient paste to treat 700kg of body weight at the recommended dose range.
The horse’s weight should be accurately determined to ensure the use of the correct dose of product.
The animal’s mouth should be free of food. The syringe must be placed between the front and back teeth, and the paste must be deposited at the base of the tongue. Immediately elevate the head for a few seconds to ensure the product is swallowed. Re-treatment should be carried out according to the epidemiological situation and at intervals of not less than 30 days.
What our vet says
"If your horse isn't a big fan of a syringe, then chewable tablets are a good alternative. You can pop it in their feed or directly into the mouth. Our customers rate this horse wormer highly. If you're in a hurry for this, we're happy to speed up the delivery for you."
