Large strongyles are a subsection of a type of parasite known as a nematode, or roundworm. Horses acquire these worms, also known as bloodworms or redworms, by ingesting the larvae while grazing. How does a horse get strongyles? Equine strongylosis, Read more…
Small strongyles are parasitic worms that live in the large intestine of a horse. They are one type of over a hundred species of internal parasites that can invade horses, and are also called trichonemes, cyathostomes, and cyathostomins. How do Read more…
Answer: Permethrin SFR should not be used on pastures where horses or any livestock graze. Very few products are listed as safe to use in grazing areas. Essentria All Purpose is one of our top products that will not harm Read more…
While not common in horses, nitrate/nitrite poisoning is serious and can be fatal. Should your horse ingest too much nitrate or nitrite, whether from forages, weeds, fertilizers or contaminated water, they may experience gastrointestinal issues. What does nitrogen do to Read more…
Answer: Yes, Permethrin SFR 36.8% is labeled for use on livestock such as horses and cattle as well as other animals. Will permethrin hurt horses? Answer: Permethrin SFR should not be used on pastures where horses or any livestock graze. Read more…
Fly sprays are used by many horse owners to reduce the number of these pesky insects. Fly sprays made with essential oils will repel flies, not kill them on contact. “For a fly repellent to be truly effective, the horse Read more…
Several products containing pyrethrin, resmethrin and permethrin are available for use on horses. They can be found in various concentrations, formulated as sprays, wipe-ons and ointments. These products are more effective as fly repellents than mosquito repellents. How do you Read more…
Some are VERY sensitive to certain oils. If your horse is sensitive to citronella oil, and you use it on his skin, he may do exactly what your horse did – swell up and blister, even if he is nowhere Read more…
ANTHELMINTIC AND BOTICIDE Removes worms and bots with a single dose. For Oral Use in Horses Only. Contents will treat up to 1250 lb body weight. What dewormer is used as a Boticide? The most common boticides are Ivermectin and Read more…
Parascaris equorum, or ascarids, are large creamy white worms, up to 40cm in length, most commonly found in foals and youngsters under four years of age. Young horses are susceptible to roundworm because their immune systems are not fully developed Read more…