Worming

Targeted worm control is becoming increasingly important for horse owners, to help prevent the problem of parasite resistance to the treatments available.

It is important to tackle tapeworm burdens. Management routines are important for helping to prevent the spread of infection, however, due to the nature of tapeworm using mites as a host for their larvae, it is always possible for infection to occur, even with the best management practices in place.

Summer is fast approaching and now’s a great time to map out your horse's worming programme for the rest of the year. You should already have tested and treated for tapeworm earlier in spring. Now it's time to turn our attention to roundworm - rubber gloves at the ready! Let's take a look at 3D […]