Bayer Equitak Excel Horse worming Paste

 Equitak Excel 3-in-1 Paste — Apple-Flavoured Broad-Spectrum Dewormer (30 g)

Equitak Excel combines Abamectin, Oxfendazole, and Praziquantel in a single apple-flavoured paste. This highly palatable formulation provides effective broad-spectrum control of major equine parasites—including roundworms, bots, tapeworms, and .abamectin-resistant Parascaris equorum—ensuring complete defense within one easy dose.

Key Benefits

• Triple-action formula: Abamectin (4 mg/g), Oxfendazole (200 mg/g), and Praziquantel (50 mg/g) effectively target all major internal worms and resistant strains.

• Complete parasite control: Covers mature and larval stages of roundworms, benzimidazole-resistant small strongyles, large strongyles, pinworms, lungworms, hairworms, stomach bots, and tapeworms.

• Suitable for all horses: Safe in foals over 6 weeks, adults, stallions, and pregnant or lactating mares when used as directed.

• Ideal for strategic worming: Best used in Spring and Autumn as part of a rotation plan to reduce worm pressure and slow resistance.

Directions for Use

• Dose: 1 g per 20 kg bodyweight (equivalent to 0.2 mg Abamectin, 10 mg Oxfendazole, 2.5 mg Praziquantel per kg).

• Dose Chart:

  Horse Weight	Paste (g)
  100 kg	5
  200 kg	10
  300 kg	15
  400 kg	20
  500 kg	25
  600 kg	30

• Administration: Set dose by turning plunger lock; insert nozzle into the side of the mouth between cheek teeth and tongue; depress plunger fully; raise the head to ensure swallowing.

• Repeat dosing:

  • Young or high-risk horses: every 6–8 weeks.

  • Mature horses on good control: 3–4 times annually.

• Safety note: Do not use within 28 days before slaughter in horses intended for human consumption.

Why Choose Equitak Excel?

• Simplifies horse worming with a single paste.

• Ensures fast, reliable parasite control—even against resistant species.

• Pleasant apple flavour promotes easy administration.

• Approved for use in all equine classes.

• Fits seamlessly into structured Spring/Autumn worming rotations.