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Strategy T Worm Paste
VIRBAC
Strategy T Worm Paste
VIRBAC Strategy T Worm Paste
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STRATEGY-T is a broad-spectrum horse worming paste for the treatment and control of susceptible strains of all common worms of horses including Small Strongyles, Benzimidazole resistant strains, Large Strongyles, Pinworms, Large Roundworms including adult stages of ivermectin, moxidectin and abamectin resistant strains of Parascaris equorum. Also aids in the control of Tapeworms.
This product is intended for animal use only and are not for human consumption. These products are formulated specifically for horses and other livestock and should only be used as directed. Horseland accepts no liability for misuse or improper handling of these products.
STRATEGY-T is recommended for:
- Unique defence against resistant equine worms. Strategy-T® contains a unique combination of active ingredients that work synergistically to give Strategy-T® increased efficacy to straight BZ wormers.
- Strategy-T® has been shown to have comparable activity to mectin wormers (including benzimidazole resistant strains), making it Australia’s best non-mectin based wormer *
- Safe to use on all types of horses including pregnant mares, foals and breeding stallions.
- Each tube can treat horses up to 700 kg
SKU: 1006985000
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