ZOETIS
EQUEST PLUS TAPE WORM PASTE
ZOETIS
EQUEST PLUS TAPE WORM PASTE
ZOETIS EQUEST PLUS TAPE WORM PASTE
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Equest® Plus Tape contains moxidectin and praziquantel, sufficient to treat a horse of up to 575kg. Controls tapeworm, bots and gastrointestinal roundworms including adult and excysted stages and benzimidazole resistant strains of small strongyles. Unique gel formulation that dissolves rapidly on the tongue, aiding compliance. A dial-up syringe is designed with a narrow barrel to allow easy access into the side of the horse's mouth to deliver the right dose every time.
- Low dose volume
- Lasts up to twice as long as other wormers, reducing labour and product costs
- Palatable liquefying gel formulation means lower risk of wastage and consequent under-dosing
- Long acting horse wormer and boticide gel is the only horse wormer effective as a single dose against encysted stages of small strongyles
SKU: 923630
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