Ammo Rotational Wormer Paste

Ammo Rotational Wormer Paste Suitable for: all horses and ponies including pregnant mares Ammo Rotational Wormer Paste is a broad spectrum allwormer paste designed to complement Ammo Allwormer Paste in a rotational worming strategy. It is effective against susceptible small strongyles, ascarids, pinworms, hairworms and tissue or migrating stages of certain large strongyles, for a full list of species covered please see below. Oral wormer paste to complement Ammo Allwormer Paste in a rotational worming strategy Effective against susceptible small strongyles, ascarids, pinworms, hairworms and some stages of selected large strongyles Benzimidazole active ingredient, ideal for rotating with a macrocylic lactone (mectin) wormer Easy to use syringe Best used as part of a rotational worming strategy to reduce resistance Ammo Rotational Wormer Paste contains a benzimadizole class active ingredient (oxfendazole) and aids in the treatment and control of the following species: susceptible species of small strongyles, pinworms (Oxyuris equi), roundworms (Parascaris equorum), adult stages ofHabronema microstoma, tissue stages of Strongylus edentatus and aids in control (59-88% activity) of migrating stages of Strongylus vulgaris. Directions: Administer paste orally over the tongue at according to bodyweight settings on syringe, one full 32.6g syringe treats horses weighing up to 600kg. Looking for something different? Shop all horse care products. Need to stock up on grooming supplies too? Shop all horse grooming products. Did you know... In combination with good pasture and herd management practices, a rotational worming strategy can help to combat the development of worm resistance to anthelminthic drugs and reduce the overall amount of worming treatments that are required. Rotational worming involves rotating the class of active ingredient in the wormer being used on an annual basis, most commonly rotating between a macrocylic lactone (mectin) product and a benzimadazole product. To determine a suitable worming strategy for your horse, talk to your equine veterinarian or ask a Pet Circle vet for more information.