Horse Worming
Autumn Worming: Test First, Then Treat
As the days shorten and the grass slows down, it’s easy to think the worm season is over. In fact, Autumn is one of the
As the days shorten and the grass slows down, it’s easy to think the worm season is over. In fact, Autumn is one of the
If horses could file complaints, pinworms would be top of the list, right under “Why is my rug always crooked?” These tiny freeloaders (Oxyuris equi, if you
We are delighted to announce that Melanie Ibbott has been honoured with the prestigious AMTRA SQP National Award, receiving this in recognition of her outstanding
New foals are here, the long wait is over and your mare and foal are out enjoying the warmer weather and good grass. In this
Common parasites to watch for Small redworms (cyathostomins)These are the most common and potentially harmful parasites in horses in the UK. Larvae can remain encysted
Horse owners – it’s that time again! As the weather warms up, intestinal worms are becoming more active. Once daytime temperatures are consistently around 10°C
Across yards, vets, labs and owners, we are reporting a noticeable surge in worms and parasites, even in horses on well managed programs with good
Worming Your Horse in Winter: What You Should Be Doing Winter might feel like a quiet season in terms of parasite control, but when it
Getting started with your worm egg counting routine Every horse owner wants to keep their horse healthy and happy and regular worm egg counts are