Description
Quest Gel Horse Dewormer – Effective Parasite Control for Horses
Product Overview
Quest Gel Horse Dewormer offers a convenient and effective solution for controlling internal parasites in horses. This 2% Equine Oral Gel, containing 20 mg of moxidectin per mL, targets a broad spectrum of parasites, including bots and encysted small strongyles, with a single dose. The innovative SURE-DIAL® tube ensures accurate dosing for horses weighing up to 1,150 lbs, calibrated in 50 lb increments for precision.
Quest Gel Horse Dewormer delays the reappearance of strongyle eggs for up to 84 days, reducing the need for frequent treatments and promoting long-term health. Safe for horses and ponies, this palatable gel is easy to administer, providing stress-free treatment for horse owners.
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Key Features of Quest Gel Horse Dewormer
- Long-Lasting Protection: Delays strongyle egg reappearance for up to 84 days.
- Broad-Spectrum Parasite Control: Eliminates internal parasites, including encysted small strongyles and bots, with a single dose.
- Safe and Effective: Specifically targets parasites without affecting the mammalian nervous system.
- Easy Administration: Packaged in a calibrated SURE-DIAL® tube for precise dosing based on weight.
- Convenient Gel Formula: Palatable gel ensures easy and mess-free administration.
How to Use Quest Gel Horse Dewormer
Setting the Dose:
- Use a scale or weight tape to determine the horse’s weight.
- Hold the tube with the capped end pointing left and visible weight measurements.
- Turn the green dial ring until the left side aligns with the weight of the animal.
Administering the Gel:
- Ensure there’s no feed in the horse’s mouth.
- Remove the tube cap and save for reuse.
- Insert the tube tip into the mouth at the space between the teeth.
- Push the plunger gently until it stops, depositing the gel on the back of the tongue.
- Raise the horse’s head slightly to ensure swallowing.
- Replace the cap after use.
Horse Deworming Schedule
Keeping your horse on a regular deworming schedule is essential for their health. Below is a general guideline:
| Season | Recommended Dewormer | Targeted Parasites |
|---|---|---|
| Spring (March-April) | Dewormer with moxidectin or praziquantel | Strongyles, bots, and tapeworms |
| Summer (June-July) | Dewormer with ivermectin | Large and small strongyles, bots |
| Fall (September) | Dewormer with moxidectin | Encysted strongyles, bots |
| Winter (December) | Dewormer with praziquantel | Tapeworms and other winter-specific parasites |
Note: Consult your veterinarian to customize this schedule for your horse’s specific needs.
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Safety and Compliance
FOR ANIMAL USE ONLY. NOT FOR HUMAN CONSUMPTION.
This product may expose you to chemicals known to the State of California to cause cancer, birth defects, or other reproductive harm. For more information, please visit California Proposition 65 Warnings.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
Q: How long does Quest Gel provide protection?
A: Quest Gel delays strongyle egg reappearance for up to 84 days, reducing the need for frequent treatments.
Q: Can I use Quest Gel for ponies?
A: Yes, Quest Gel is safe for horses and ponies when administered according to their weight.
Q: What parasites does Quest Gel target?
A: Quest Gel controls internal parasites, including encysted small strongyles and bots, with a single dose.
Q: How do I determine the correct dose?
A: Use a weight tape or scale to determine your horse’s weight, and adjust the SURE-DIAL® tube accordingly.
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