Prophylactic deworming in horses?
Useful or useless? Good or harmful?
How do you do that?
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Without prior diagnostics, give approximately as useful as simply prophylactic antibiosis: possibly this is just what one treats, but much greater is the probability of generating resistances. Suddenly, if you have a horse in stock that really needs help and then you have no medicine that still works because the parasites present are resistant to everything.
Escape is VERY meaningful!
Whether you want to send a cot sample before or simply choose its means like this depending on the season is a matter of taste.
A healthy horse will not fall dead by “too much” worm cure.
It is important to disguise the whole herd or even if the whole stable goes at the same time and then stay at least one day, better two on the padock. So no walks or go to the club – unless you’re ready to collect everything in a penile and immediately what’s going on!
Nor should one always use the same means.
How fitting that just a horse from a quite famous social media training team probably fights for the life of a horse precisely because of a worm fight.
So, no, that’s not so harmless.
We escape at the stable 2x with appropriate preparations depending on the season.
New horses must be separated and demolished before they can enter the group.
So you’re disguising prophylactic twice a year?
In the meantime, there is always a cot sample that divides the worm stock by quantity and type, but so far we come so well through the years.
Top mismanagement, of course.
We escape 4x a year and drive very well. It doesn’t have to be something like that. You can also take samples from the horses with which your horse is standing together and then escape if necessary. 4x per year with changing preparations and min 1x per year incl tapeworm protection are easy
Such questions should be better answered by a veterinarian, because there are always new medicines, a layman cannot overlook it.
The veterinarian of our animals is always very helpful, and the invoices are also within the framework.
In worm cures, there are not constantly new drugs, because there is not too much choice, even from the active ingredients alone.