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Re: Rotational De-Worming

2/10/2007 12:00:00 AM

I can't comment about your schedule, Native, because I don't know those wormers' active ingredients off hand and I'm too lazy to go look them up. Like County, I use ivermectin all year on everyone ...

Re: Rotational De-Worming

2/10/2007 12:00:00 AM

Definitely do your research. Googling "equine parasites" instead of "worms" will get you a lot more accurate results. Learn the active ingredients (chemicals that do the worm killing) used in ...

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