Horse Wormer 14.4g | Abbey Equigel with Tape Long Acting Gel

What Farmco Recommends It For:

Farmco recommends this Abbey Equigel with Tape horse wormer for broad-spectrum parasite control. It’s ideal for treating tapeworm, roundworms, bots, and more in a single dose. Plus, its long-acting formula suits strategic worming programs.

Why It’s a Farmco Favourite:

It’s a Farmco favourite because this horse wormer offers long-acting, broad-spectrum protection in one low-volume dose. Additionally, its extended egg reappearance period means fewer treatments over time. As a result, you get comprehensive, convenient parasite control for your horse.

A Broad-Spectrum Horse Wormer

Horses face a wide range of internal parasites, so broad coverage matters. That’s why this Abbey Equigel with Tape horse wormer is such a valuable tool. It combines moxidectin and praziquantel for powerful, wide-ranging control. Because it treats tapeworm, large and small strongyles, pinworms, ascarids, hairworms, threadworms, stomach worms, bots, and cutaneous onchocerciasis, it covers the key parasites in one dose. Additionally, it controls encysted small strongyles with a single treatment. As a result, you get thorough protection from a single syringe.

Long-Acting Protection for Fewer Treatments

Frequent worming is time-consuming and costly. Fortunately, this wormer offers an extended egg reappearance period of at least 14 weeks. Because it significantly reduces pasture recontamination, it helps break the parasite cycle. So you can extend retreatment intervals to 14 to 16 weeks for small strongyles. Meanwhile, the low dose volume makes it easy to administer. As a result, you dose less often while maintaining effective control.

Easy, Accurate Dosing

Getting the dose right is essential for safe worming. This wormer comes in a ready-to-use syringe, calibrated to your horse’s body weight. Because each syringe treats one 700kg horse or two 350kg ponies, it’s flexible and economical. Always accurately determine your horse’s weight first, using a weigh tape if you don’t have scales. When used as directed, it’s safe in foals over 4 weeks and all breeding stock, including stallions and pregnant mares.