Anthelcide Equine Dewormer Paste For Horse(24 g)

Protect Your Horse from Harmful Parasites

Product Description

Anthelcide® EQ Paste is a horse dewormer formulated with 22.7% oxibendazole for easy administration. Designed to control and eliminate large strongyles, small strongyles, roundworms, pinworms, and threadworms, it supports your horse’s digestive health and overall well-being. With convenient paste delivery, it ensures accurate dosing while effectively reducing parasite burdens, keeping your horse energetic, healthy, and thriving.

Benefits

Broad-Spectrum Parasite Control: Effectively eliminates large and small strongyles, roundworms, pinworms, and threadworms to safeguard horse health.

Supports Digestive Health: Reduces harmful parasite loads in the gastrointestinal tract, promoting better nutrient absorption and overall vitality.

Protects Long-Term Well-Being: Regular use helps prevent parasitic complications, ensuring horses remain energetic, healthy, and free from infections.

Convenient Syringe Dosage: Pre-measured 0.85 oz (24 g) syringes simplify administration and ensure accurate, safe treatment every time.

Helps Prevent Parasite Resistance: When used with monitoring and management practices, it slows parasite resistance development in horses.

Ingredients

Active Ingredient

Component	Concentration
Active Ingredient	Oxibendazole 22.7%

How to Use

Recommended-Dosage Chart

10 mg/kg Syringe Mark	10 mg/kg Horse Weight (lb)	15 mg/kg Syringe Mark	15 mg/kg Horse Weight (lb)
100	100	300	200
200	200	600	400
400	400	900	600
600	600	1200	800
800	800	—	—
1000	1000	—	—
1200	1200	—	—

Disclaimer: The dosage information provided is from the manufacturer. Always consult your veterinarian before administering or adjusting any supplement for your pet.

Dosage and Administration Instructions

Standard Dosage: Administer 10 mg oxibendazole per kilogram of horse body weight for effective parasite control.

Strongyloides Dosage: Use 15 mg oxibendazole per kilogram body weight when treating horses for Strongyloides infections.

Syringe Measurement: Each syringe mark delivers enough Anthelcide® EQ to treat 100 pounds of horse body weight.

Strongyloides Syringe Adjustment: For Strongyloides, each syringe mark treats 67 pounds of horse, ensuring accurate dosing every time.

Retreatment Recommendation: Horses at high reinfection risk should receive retreatment approximately six to eight weeks after initial dose.

Avoid Underdosing: Do not underdose; calculate dose using current body weight to ensure effective parasite elimination.

Resistance Prevention: Underdosing may promote parasite resistance, making future treatments less effective and compromising horse health.

Use of Syringe

Determine Horse Weight: Accurately determine the horse’s weight to ensure correct dosing before setting the syringe plunger properly.

Set Syringe Plunger: Dial the plunger to the mark corresponding to the horse’s weight for precise paste delivery.

Remove Syringe Cap: Take off the protective cap from the syringe before administration to prepare for dosing.

Insert Syringe Tip: Place the syringe tip carefully between the incisor and molar teeth in the horse’s mouth.

Additional Information

Precautions

Not for Human Consumption: Do not administer Anthelcide® EQ to horses intended for human consumption under any circumstances.

Veterinary Consultation Recommended: Always consult a veterinarian for proper diagnosis, treatment, and management of horse parasitic infections.

Keep Out of Children’s Reach: Store the product securely to prevent accidental ingestion or exposure by children at all times.

Maintain Controlled Temperature: Store Anthelcide® EQ paste at controlled room temperature from 15° to 30°C for stability.

Possible Side Effects

Parasite Resistance Risk: Parasites may develop resistance to any dewormer, reducing future treatment effectiveness in your horse herd.

Monitoring Effectiveness Required: Regular fecal egg counts or diagnostic tests should be used to monitor dewormer treatment success.

Adjust Management Practices: Parasite management plans should be adjusted according to monitoring results to prevent resistance development over time.

Geographic Considerations Important: Use dewormers alongside region-specific parasite management strategies to slow resistance and maintain long-term treatment effectiveness.

Herd Assessment Needed: Evaluate herd parasite history before administering dewormers to ensure the product is appropriate for all animals.