Worms?

[CrazyChickLady64]

Is this worms? What kind and how do I treat. I have ivermectin pour 5mg/ml in and and fenbendazole 10% for horses. TIA

 

[Paz]

Looks like round worms or wipworms

 

[Paz]

1 ml per litre of drinking water,
five days in a row, then again after two weeks, then again after 10 weeks. And treat the area too.
EDIT: I don’t actually know if this treatment needs to be repeated after two weeks, but this is usually the standard practice with such treatments.

 

[Wyorp Rock]

View attachment 4029360Is this worms? What kind and how do I treat. I have ivermectin pour 5mg/ml in and and fenbendazole 10% for horses. TIA

Those are Roundworms.

Use the Fenbendazole horse paste.
Dosage is 0.23ml per pound of weight given orally once, then repeated in 10 days. This will treat Roundworms Only.

1 ml per litre of drinking water,
five days in a row, then again after two weeks, then again after 10 weeks. And treat the area too.
EDIT: I don’t actually know if this treatment needs to be repeated after two weeks, but this is usually the standard practice with such treatments.

1ml of What???!!!

 

[Paz]

Those are Roundworms.

Use the Fenbendazole horse paste.
Dosage is 0.23ml per pound of weight given orally once, then repeated in 10 days. This will treat Roundworms Only.




1ml of What???!!!

Fenbendazole 10%…

 

[Eggcessive]

I agree that those are roundworms. You cannot see other types of worms or their eggs in poop, except for tapeworms. SafeGuard or fenbendazole 10% horse paste or the liquid goat wormer are good to treat them. Or you can use Valbazen 1/2 ml given orally once and again in 10 days.

 

[Wyorp Rock]

Fenbendazole 10%…

Thanks!

 

[Paz]

I find it fascinating to know that in the states, horse wormer comes in paste form and not liquid form. Please IGNORE my advice, since you probably shouldn’t mix a paste in water.