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Plan Your Horse's Vaccination Schedule

The April 2007 issue of Practical Horseman magazine contains information on planning your horse's vaccination schedule (and deworming) for optimal protection, based on his location and lifestyle ("Vaccinations: Perfect Timing")....

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Parasite Control: The Old, The New, and What To Do

In the 1960s, deworming was done by a veterinarian, who treated a horse by passing a stomach tube through his nose to deliver potent chemicals that killed everything that wiggled....

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Parasite Control

In the 1960s, deworming was done by a veterinarian, who treated a horse by passing a stomach tube through his nose to deliver potent chemicals that killed everything that wiggled....

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War of the Worms: Parasite Control Program

In your war against parasites, you faithfully deworm your horse every six to eight weeks--just like you've been doing for the past 10 years. Beware! Recent reports of parasite resistance...

http://www.equisearch.com/horses_care/health/deworming/worms_parasite_control_program_050410/

The Year-Round War on Parasites

Protecting your horse from intestinal parasites involves more than timed dewormings or a daily dose of dewormer. Maintaining a healthy immune system, understanding high-risk situations, and...

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Chemical Dewormers are Best

The control of internal parasites is a major equine health issue. Concerns about regular exposure to deworming chemicals and dewormer resistance in parasites often lead owners...

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Wage War on Equine Parasites

Internal parasites -- worms -- are silent killers. They can cause extensive internal damage, and you may not even realize your horses are heavily infected. At the very...

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Special Report: Drug-Resistant Parasites, Is Your Horse at Risk?

Parasite control is an important part of every horse's health-care regimen, and as a responsible owner, you've no doubt followed your veterinarian's recommendations for a rotational...

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Use A Barrier Product To Fight Sweet Itch

Originally thought to be a reaction to feeding sweet feed, “sweet itch” is a skin condition caused by a hypersensitivity reaction to insect bites, primarily the tiny Culicoides midge. Other...

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Understand and Control Botflies

[/caption] During the summer and early fall months, you may notice the appearancs of small yellow-ish dots on your horse's coat. These are the eggs of Gasterophilus, the botfly, which the...

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