Eqvalan Paste Syringe - Merial



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The Eqvalan Paste Syringe by Merial is designed for horse and donkey owners seeking a reliable dewormer to manage internal parasites, including roundworms, lungworms, and bots. It offers the key benefit of a broad-spectrum 1.87% ivermectin formulation that is safe for pregnant mares and young foals, though users should be aware that it does not treat tapeworm infestations. This easy-to-administer oral paste provides precise dosing for animals up to 600kg, ensuring effective parasite control in equine health programs.
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No, this product does not treat tapeworms. You should use Eqvalan Duo if tapeworm treatment is required.
Yes, this formulation is safe for use in pregnant mares and young foals.
Each syringe is designed to provide a full treatment for a horse or donkey weighing up to 600kg.
Dogs and cats may be adversely affected by the ivermectin concentration. Seek veterinary attention immediately if ingestion occurs.
Consult with your local veterinarian to establish a parasite control program tailored to your specific region and management practices.
Ensure the head is held elevated and the paste is placed well back on the tongue to trigger the swallowing reflex.
Use a weight tape or a scale to get an accurate reading; do not guess the weight as this leads to incorrect dosing.
Consult your veterinarian to perform a fecal egg count test to determine if the current deworming program is effective.
Before administration, always weigh your horse or donkey to ensure accurate dosing; under-dosing can contribute to parasite resistance. Store the syringe in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight. This product is strictly for equine use. Keep the syringe securely stored away from other household pets, specifically dogs and cats, as the high concentration of ivermectin can cause severe adverse reactions if ingested by them. After use, replace the cap to prevent contamination and dispose of the empty syringe according to local veterinary waste guidelines.