Description
🎯 Covers (Performance & neurological focus)
- Strongyles & intestinal worms
- Tapeworms
- EPM & protozoal infections
- Mites & external parasites
How each product works
1. Fenbendazole 10% Liquid, ½ Gallon (Apple Flavor)
- Uses: Treats roundworms, hookworms, whipworms, and certain tapeworms.
- Dosage (mL per lb): 0.23 mL/lb
- Frequency: Once daily
- Duration: 3 consecutive days
- Notes: Give orally. Repeat after 2–3 weeks if reinfection occurs.
2. Ivermectin 0.1% Liquid, ½ Gallon (Apple Flavor)
- Uses: Helps control internal and external parasites, including nematodes, lice, and mites.
- Dosage (mL per lb): 0.02 mL/lb
- Frequency: Single dose
- Duration: 1 day
- Notes: Oral use. Repeat only as needed based on parasite pressure and veterinary guidance.
3. Praziquantel 5% Liquid, 32oz (Apple Flavor)
- Uses: Targets tapeworms.
- Dosage (mL per lb): 0.045 mL/lb
- Frequency: Single dose
- Duration: 1 day
- Notes: Often paired with broad-spectrum dewormers for wider parasite coverage.
4. Ponazuril 10% Liquid Solution, 32oz (Apple Flavor)
- Uses: Targets protozoal infections and is commonly used in horses for EPM support. FDA-approved equine ponazuril products use a loading dose on day 1 followed by a lower once-daily maintenance dose for 27 more days.
- Dosage (mL per lb):
- Day 1 loading dose: 0.068 mL/lb
- Days 2–28 maintenance dose: 0.023 mL/lb
- Frequency: Once daily
- Duration: 28 days total
- Notes: Best used under veterinary supervision for horses showing neurologic or protozoal concerns.
5. Blackout EPM & Coccidia 5% Liquid Solution, 32oz (Apple Flavor)
- Uses: Marketed for coccidiosis and EPM-related protozoal concerns in horses and other animals.
- Dosage (mL per lb): Use product-specific calculator or veterinary guidance
- Frequency: Vet-guided
- Duration: Vet-guided
- Notes: Since this is a proprietary product and the active ingredient details were not available in the source I found, I’d keep dosing guidance vet-directed on the bundle page.
6. DMSO Liquid 99% Pure – Veterinary-Grade, 32oz
- Uses: Support product commonly used for carrier action, inflammation support, and topical veterinary applications.
- Dosage (mL per lb): Not a fixed mL/lb dose
- Frequency: Route-dependent
- Duration: Condition-dependent
- Notes: Best positioned as a vet-guided support product, not as a standard body-weight oral parasite dose.
💡 Why This Works
- Combines deworming, tapeworm control, and protozoal support
- Useful for horses needing broader EPM-defense support
- Strong fit for stables, rescues, and higher-risk equine environments
- Covers both routine parasite load and advanced protozoal concerns
Safety Notes
- All dosing is species-specific; always confirm with your veterinarian
- Ponazuril for horses has a defined loading + maintenance schedule and should be used carefully.
- Blackout EPM & Coccidia and DMSO are best kept vet-guided on the page
- Prompt manure removal and stable hygiene help reduce reinfection risk
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