EQUIMAX Paste 1 Syringe

EQUIMAX Paste 1 Syringe | General | Zoetis

Complete dewormer for horses: eliminates nematodes, cestodes and gastrophilus with ivermectin and praziquantel

Equimax Paste 1 Syringe is the ideal broad-spectrum antiparasitic treatment for horses. It combines ivermectin and praziquantel to effectively control internal parasites such as roundworms (Strongylus vulgaris), tapeworms (Anoplocephala spp.), and gastrophilus larvae. Easy to administer orally, it is safe for horses from 2 weeks of age. It optimizes digestive health, improves performance, and prevents infestations. Protect your horse with just one dose!

Main Features:

• Dual action: ivermectin (18,7 mg/g) + praziquantel (140,3 mg/g) for gastrointestinal and tissue parasites.
• Treatment for up to 700 kg of live weight per syringe.
• Easy dosing with calibrated syringe, no stress for the animal.
• Safe and well tolerated in horses of all ages (over 2 weeks old).
• Fast results: eliminates parasites from the first application.

Specifications:

• Composition: Ivermectin 18,7 mg/g, Praziquantel 140,3 mg/g, Excipients qs 1 g.
• Dose: 1,07 g of paste / 100 kg (200 mcg/kg ivermectin + 1,5 mg/kg praziquantel).
• Presentation: 1-dose dosing syringe for horses up to 700 kg.
• Conservation: Store in a cool, dry place, 15-25°C, out of reach of children.
• Contraindications: Not for foals <2 weeks, lactating mares without veterinary indication, or hypersensitivity.

How to use:

1. Remove the syringe cap and adjust the dose with the plunger according to the horse's weight.
2. Insert the nozzle into your mouth, towards the back of your tongue.
3. Press the plunger fully and lift the animal's head for swallowing.
4. Repeat every 8-12 weeks or as directed by your veterinarian. Always under prescription.

Rare side effects: mild salivation, temporary lethargy, or allergic reactions. Consult your veterinarian if you notice any symptoms.

FAQ's:
What parasites does EQUIMAX Paste eliminate?
Nematodes (Strongylus vulgaris), cestodes (Anoplocephala spp.) and larvae of gastrophiles (Gasterophilus spp.).

How often should the treatment be applied?
Every 8-12 weeks, depending on the risk of infestation and the local antiparasitic schedule.

Can it be used on foals and pregnant mares?
Foals >2 weeks: Yes, with veterinary supervision. Pregnant mares: Yes, under strict supervision. Avoid in lactating mares unless otherwise indicated.

Does it require a veterinary prescription?
Yes, it is a prescription medication.

Does it affect the horse's performance?
No, on the contrary: it improves health and performance by eliminating parasites.

What to do if the horse spits out the paste?
Contact your veterinarian to discuss repeat dosing.