Praziquantel Ivermectin Paste Equimax Dewormer

Description

Product Overview

Equimax Praziquantel/Ivermectin Paste is a veterinary-grade deworming solution formulated specifically for equine health. Each dose combines 14.03 mg of Praziquantel with 1.87 mg of Ivermectin, delivering a broad‑spectrum antiparasitic effect that targets roundworms, tapeworms, lungworms and bots. The paste is packaged in a 1.6 oz tube, measuring 9 × 2.5 × 1 inches, making it easy to store and handle. Apple flavor is incorporated to promote voluntary consumption, reducing the need for force‑feeding techniques. Manufactured by Pfizer Horse under the Equimax brand, the product meets stringent quality standards and carries a 4.7‑star rating from over a thousand verified customer reviews. Its dosage is calibrated for horses up to 1320 lb, providing a single‑dose treatment that simplifies parasite management for owners and veterinarians alike.

Usage

Administering the paste is straightforward. Determine the horse’s body weight and follow the label’s dosage chart, which aligns the 14.03 mg Praziquantel and 1.87 mg Ivermectin content with the animal’s mass. The recommended dose is one tube per horse up to 1320 lb; larger animals may require a second tube. Apply the paste directly to the back of the tongue or mix it with a small amount of feed to ensure complete ingestion. The apple flavor encourages rapid acceptance, minimizing stress for both horse and handler. For optimal results, repeat the treatment after a 30‑day interval to break the parasite life cycle and maintain a worm‑free environment. Always consult a veterinarian before initiating any deworming program, especially for pregnant mares or foals.

Why Choose Us

Equimax stands out in the equine health market due to its commitment to scientific rigor and animal welfare. The paste is produced in GMP‑certified facilities, ensuring consistency, purity, and potency across every batch. Pfizer Horse’s extensive research backs the formulation, guaranteeing that the active ingredients are delivered in a stable, bioavailable form. The product’s apple flavor is not merely a taste enhancer; it is a strategic feature that reduces handling time and improves compliance. Additionally, Equimax offers responsive customer support, providing guidance on dosing, administration, and post‑treatment monitoring. With a proven track record reflected in a high customer rating and a best‑seller rank within the horse care dewormer category, the brand delivers reliability that owners can trust.

Key Features

• Broad‑spectrum protection against roundworms, tapeworms, lungworms and bots
• Apple‑flavored paste encourages voluntary intake, reducing stress
• Single‑dose treatment covers horses up to 1320 lb, simplifying dosing schedules
• Manufactured in GMP‑certified facilities for consistent quality and safety
• Dedicated customer support and veterinary guidance available post‑purchase

FAQ

How often should I deworm my horse with this paste?

For most adult horses, a single dose provides effective control, but a follow‑up dose after 30 days is recommended to interrupt the parasite life cycle. Always follow your veterinarian’s specific schedule.

Is the apple flavor safe for all horses?

Yes, the apple flavor is a natural, non‑toxic additive designed to improve palatability. It is safe for adult horses, foals, and pregnant mares when used as directed.

Can I use this product on other livestock?

This formulation is specifically calibrated for equine use. For cattle, sheep, or goats, select a product labeled for those species to ensure correct dosing and safety.

What should I do if my horse refuses to take the paste?

Mix the paste with a small amount of sweet feed or molasses to mask any hesitation. If refusal persists, consult a veterinarian for alternative administration methods.

Does the product have any withdrawal period before competition?

Equimax Praziquantel/Ivermectin Paste complies with standard withdrawal guidelines. Check the label for the recommended withdrawal interval, typically 48 hours, and verify with competition regulations.