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Vectin is a broad spectrum anti-worm treatment based on Ivermectin, a naturally derived active ingredient known to treat large and small Redworms, Lungwoms, Pinworms and Bots as well as Hairworms, Neck Threadworms and large mouth stomach worms. Administer at 8-10 week intervals.(POM-VPS).
The presence of worms can be checked in your horse using a Worm Testing Kit.
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Excellent and as desc ribed.
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Although it's the first time I try it, appears to be quite effective. Will need couple more weeks to see full results.
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Below are some recent questions we've received regarding Vectin Horse Wormer, including answers from our team.
sue gotto
Is this wormer as effective for skin conditions as ivermectin is? For bots does it need 2 doses if so at what interval. For the first time in 40 years my pony has bot eggs on his legs
Oral wormers like this are not effective at treating bots on the skin, they are only effective at treating bot fly when they are in their larval stage in the stomach. We recommend the following for the different life cycle stages of the Bot Fly:
FLIES: Insect repellents can be used to try and repel the bot fly.
EGGS: Eggs laid on the coat can be scraped off the hairs using
a bot knife or blunt metal edge to try and minimise infection.
LARVAE: Ingested larvae aren’t treatable until they’re in the stomach of the
horse. Veterinary guidance is to target them with a single treatment,
waiting until after the first frost of the winter which will kill bot
flies and ensure no more reinfection. Ivermectin and moxidectin are both
effective chemicals and you could choose to combine this with your
winter worming dose against encysted redworm.
PUPAE: Sensitive to frost and moisture.
