Virbac Equimax NF 7.49g
Virbac Equimax NF 7.49g
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| Equimax NF (7.49g) is a broad-spectrum dewormer for horses of all ages, including pregnant mares. It treats roundworms, tapeworms, and bots. Composition: Ivermectin: 18.7g per 100ml Praziquantel: 140.3g per 100ml Directions for Use: Administer orally with a disposable syringe. Dosage: 200 μg ivermectin and 1.5 mg praziquantel per kg of body weight (1.07g paste per 100kg body weight). Each syringe marking treats 100kg body weight. Effective Against: Large and small strongyles, ascarids, pinworms, hairworms, intestinal threadworms, large-mouthed stomach worms, lungworms, cestodes, bots. Administration: Insert syringe between teeth and deliver paste to the back of the tongue. Raise the horse’s head post-dosing to ensure swallowing. Ensure the mouth is food-free before dosing. Accurately determine body weight. Worm Control Programme: Regular dosing for all horses. Mares: Every 6-8 weeks in summer and autumn. Stallions: Twice yearly. Foals: Every 6-8 weeks starting at two months old. Consultation: Consult a vet for a worm control plan. Safe for all ages, including pregnant mares, breeding stallions, and foals. |
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Specifications
| Type | Livestock & Animals |
|---|---|
| SKU | 11030117 |
| Product Weight | 0.01 kg |
| Equimax NF (7.49g) is a broad-spectrum dewormer for horses of all ages, including pregnant mares. It treats roundworms, tapeworms, and bots. Composition: Ivermectin: 18.7g per 100ml Praziquantel: 140.3g per 100ml Directions for Use: Administer orally with a disposable syringe. Dosage: 200 μg ivermectin and 1.5 mg praziquantel per kg of body weight (1.07g paste per 100kg body weight). Each syringe marking treats 100kg body weight. Effective Against: Large and small strongyles, ascarids, pinworms, hairworms, intestinal threadworms, large-mouthed stomach worms, lungworms, cestodes, bots. Administration: Insert syringe between teeth and deliver paste to the back of the tongue. Raise the horse’s head post-dosing to ensure swallowing. Ensure the mouth is food-free before dosing. Accurately determine body weight. Worm Control Programme: Regular dosing for all horses. Mares: Every 6-8 weeks in summer and autumn. Stallions: Twice yearly. Foals: Every 6-8 weeks starting at two months old. Consultation: Consult a vet for a worm control plan. Safe for all ages, including pregnant mares, breeding stallions, and foals. |
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