EASYMEC™ In-Feed Broad Spectrum Wormer and Boticide for Horses
Easy, Palatable Ivermectin Formula
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EASYMEC™ In-Feed Broad Spectrum Wormer & Boticide for Horses – 4 x 17.5g Sachets
The EASYMEC™ In-Feed Broad Spectrum Wormer & Boticide provides powerful, all-round protection for horses and ponies against major internal and external parasites. This easy-to-administer granular wormer contains Ivermectin 6 g/kg and targets roundworms, bots, and parasite-related skin lesions. Simply mix it into your horse’s feed for effective and stress-free dosing.
Key Features
- Treats and controls roundworms, including Strongylus vulgaris and benzimidazole-resistant small strongyles
- Effectively eliminates bots for full gastrointestinal protection
- Aids in healing skin lesions caused by Habronema, Draschia spp., and Onchocerca microfilariae
- Palatable granules easily mix into feed—no need for syringes or pastes
- Highly effective Ivermectin-based formula for broad-spectrum coverage
- 1 pack treats up to 2 adult horses or 4 ponies based on body weight
Pack size: 4 x 17.5g sachets. Suitable for use in adult horses and ponies. Always dose according to weight.
Specifications
- Brand: EASYMEC™
- Form: Palatable granules for in-feed use
- Active Ingredient: Ivermectin 6 g/kg
- Dose Rate: 300µg Ivermectin per kg of body weight
- Application: Mixed with feed, not for oral syringe use
- Pack Coverage: Treats 2 horses (700kg) or 4 ponies (350kg)
Note: Ensure accurate weight-based dosing. Do not underdose. For animal use only. Keep out of reach of children.
FAQs
How do I give EASYMEC™ to my horse?
Mix the granules thoroughly into your horse’s regular feed. Ensure the full dose is consumed in one feeding. No need for a syringe or paste applicator.
What parasites does EASYMEC™ treat?
This product targets roundworms (including resistant strains), bots, and skin lesions caused by summer sores and Onchocerca microfilariae.
Is EASYMEC™ safe for all horses?
Yes, when used as directed and dosed according to body weight. Consult your veterinarian for advice on use in pregnant or lactating mares, foals, or horses with underlying health conditions.
How often should I worm my horse?
Worming frequency varies based on the horse’s age, environment, and parasite risk. Generally, horses are dewormed every 6–12 weeks. Speak with your vet for a tailored parasite management plan.
(WALEBSW)
| SKU | WALEBSW |
| Brand | Abbey Animal Health |
| Shipping Weight | 0.1000kg |
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