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A white homogeneous oral paste indicated for the treatment and control of internal parasitic infections in horses due to large and small strongyles, ascarids, pinworms, neck threadworms and stomach bots. Contains 18.7mg/g ivermectin. Each syringe treats up to 700kg. Legal Category: POM-VPS
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Works well
Customer recommends this product
Did the job well. Bringing worm count down.
Customer recommends this product
First time I have tried this product. Horse accepted it well, no problems. I assume it is as effective as others of same formulation. Can't be certain until worm count done in future to check its results.
Customer recommends this product
Great value
Customer recommends this product
This wormer was excellent as I have a yard of showjumpers, horses all looked great after using this product. I highly recommend it.
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Below are some recent questions we've received regarding Nexmectin Oral Paste for Horses, including answers from our team.
Theresa
Is this wormer effective in the treatment of pinworm?
Yes, this wormer is licensed for treating pinworm. It is worth noting that it is important to ensure good stable hygeine with the condition as repeat infection is not uncommon through grooming/itching. Cleaning the edges of the stable where your horse rubs, include the hay nets, as well as more frequent mucking out is advised alongside therapy.
Does this have ivermectin in i
Does this paste have ivermectin in it.
Yes the active ingredient in Nexmectin is ivermectin.
lyn cameron
can this wormer be used for in foal mare
Yes Nexmectin can be used safely to worm a pregnant/lactating mare and her foal. It is not recommended to worm your foal until at least 6 weeks of age though.
