¿Qué parásitos elimina Maximec pasta?

Nematodos gastrointestinales y pulmonares, ácaros, piojos y ectoparásitos comunes en equinos. Es un antiparasitario de amplio espectro con ivermectina, de modo que cubre tanto parásitos internos como externos en el caballo.

¿Cada cuánto se administra?

Cada 8 a 12 semanas, según el riesgo de infestación y la recomendación veterinaria. La dosis es de 1 g de pasta por cada 100 kg de peso, equivalente a 200 microgramos de ivermectina por kg.

¿Es seguro para yeguas gestantes?

Sí, siempre con la aprobación previa del veterinario. Lo mismo ocurre con las yeguas lactantes, en las que también hay que contar con el veterinario antes de dar el producto.

¿Qué hago si el caballo escupe la pasta?

Consulta con tu veterinario para que valore si hay que repetir la dosis o revisar la técnica de administración. Recuerda depositar la pasta en la parte posterior de la lengua y elevar la cabeza para que trague.

¿Sirve para ponis y burros?

Sí, ajustando la dosis por peso corporal. La referencia es 1 g de pasta por cada 100 kg de peso, que equivale a 200 microgramos de ivermectina por kg, y se repite cada 8 a 12 semanas.

Sí, se vende con receta veterinaria. Además no debe darse a potros menores de 6 semanas, a animales hipersensibles ni a especies no equinas, y en yeguas gestantes o lactantes hace falta el visto bueno del veterinario.

Maximec apple-flavored horse paste with ivermectin

MAXIMEC HORSE PASTA APPLE FLAVOR

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17,07 €

Equine antiparasitic with ivermectin, effective against parasites and easy to administer due to its apple flavor.

SKU: D21810E Category: ORAL Tag: IVERMECTIN

Maximec apple-flavored paste is a broad-spectrum oral antiparasitic containing ivermectin, for horses up to 600 kg. It is presented in a 6,42 g dosing syringe and treats internal and external parasites: gastrointestinal and pulmonary nematodes, mites, lice, and other ectoparasites.

What is it for

It facilitates routine deworming of horses as part of health plans. The apple flavor makes it easy to administer orally, and it can also be used in ponies and donkeys by adjusting the dosage according to body weight.

How it is used

The dose is 200 micrograms of ivermectin per kg, that is, 1 g of paste per 100 kg, administered orally every 8 to 12 weeks according to veterinary criteria. Steps:

Weigh the horse
Adjust the syringe plunger
Insert the syringe into your mouth and deposit the paste at the back of your tongue.
Raise the animal's head so it can swallow

Composition and presentation

Ivermectin 18,7 mg/g (1,87%), excipients q.s. with apple flavoring
6,42g dosing syringe, dose for a horse up to 600kg
Requires a veterinary prescription
store in a fresh and dry place

Precautions

It is not for use in foals under 6 weeks old, in hypersensitive animals, or in non-equine species. Prior veterinary approval is required for use in pregnant or lactating mares.

FAQ

What parasites does Maximec paste eliminate?

Gastrointestinal and pulmonary nematodes, mites, lice, and common ectoparasites in horses. It is a broad-spectrum antiparasitic containing ivermectin, thus covering both internal and external parasites in horses.

How often is it administered?

Every 8 to 12 weeks, depending on the risk of infestation and veterinary recommendation. The dose is 1 g of paste per 100 kg of body weight, equivalent to 200 micrograms of ivermectin per kg.

Is it safe for pregnant mares?

Yes, always with prior veterinary approval. The same applies to lactating mares, where veterinary consultation is also required before administering the product.

What do I do if the horse spits out the paste?

Consult your veterinarian to determine if the dose needs to be repeated or if the administration technique needs to be reviewed. Remember to place the paste at the back of the tongue and tilt the head back so the pet can swallow.

Is it suitable for ponies and donkeys?

Yes, adjusting the dose according to body weight. The reference dose is 1 g of paste per 100 kg of body weight, which is equivalent to 200 micrograms of ivermectin per kg, and is repeated every 8 to 12 weeks.

Do I need a prescription?

Yes, it is sold with a veterinary prescription. Furthermore, it should not be given to foals under 6 weeks old, hypersensitive animals, or non-equine species, and in pregnant or lactating mares, veterinary approval is required.