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What types of dewormer are available?

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What types of dewormer are available?

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There are many different brands of dewormer currently available on the market. All of these brands can be categorized by their active ingredient: Ivermectin based: Brands such as Bimectin, Equimectrin, Eqvalan and Zimecterin all fall into this category. Pyrantel Pamoate based: Brands such as Strongid P, Exodus, and Exodus Multi-Dose fall into this category. Double dosing with pyrantel pamoate is often used to target tapeworm. Moxidectin based: Brands such as Quest fall into this category. Moxidectin based dewormers are considered “fast kill” dewormers and therefore should not be administered to horses/ponies that are believed to have a large parasite load. They also have a lower safety margin than all other dewormers, therefore the dosage must be more exact. Fenbendazole based: Brands such as Panacur and SafeGuard fall into this category. Praziquantel based: Brands such as Equimax, Zimecterin Gold and Quest Plus fall into this category. (Praziquantel based dewormers are mixed with eith

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There are many different brands of dewormer currently available on the market. All of these brands can be categorized by their active ingredient: Ivermectin based: Brands such as Bimectin, Equimectrin, Eqvalan and Zimecterin all fall into this category. Pyrantel Pamoate based: Brands such as Strongid P, Exodus, and Exodus Multi-Dose fall into this category. Double dosing with pyrantel pamoate is often used to target tapeworm. Moxidectin based: Brands such as Quest fall into this category. Moxidectin based dewormers are considered “fast kill” dewormers and therefore should not be administered to horses/ponies that are believed to have a large parasite load. They also have a lower safety margin than all other dewormers, therefore the dosage must be more exact. Fenbendazole based: Brands such as Panacur and SafeGuard fall into this category. Praziquantel based: Brands such as Equimax, Zimecterin Gold and Quest Plus fall into this category.

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