AUDEVARD NEXMECTIN SYRINGE 18,7MG/GR (NDR)

AUDEVARD NEXMECTIN SYRINGE 18,7MG/GR(NDR) | general | Audevard

Broad-spectrum oral antiparasitic for horses with ivermectin 18,7 mg/g. Ideal for the treatment and control of gastrointestinal and pulmonary nematodes and dipteran larvae in horses. Its dosing syringe ensures precise, safe, and easy administration, perfect for routine deworming in horses.

Main Features:
Spread spectrum: Eliminates gastrointestinal nematodes (Strongylus spp., Parascaris equorum), lung nematodes and gastric fly larvae (Gasterophilus spp.).
Easy administration: Oral paste in graduated syringe for up to 600 kg of live weight.
Safe and tested: Well tolerated in pregnant and lactating mares, with a highly effective veterinary formula.
Precise dosage: 200 mcg/kg ivermectin, adjustable by scale.

Specifications:
Ivermectin: 18,7 mg/g. Excipients q.s. 1 g of paste. One full syringe (6,42 g) treats horses up to 600 kg. Store in a cool, dry place (15-25°C), out of reach of children. No refrigeration required. Presentation: Oral dosing syringe.

How to use:
Administer orally in the interdental space. Dosage: 200 mcg of ivermectin/kg (1,07 g of paste/100 kg). Adjust plunger according to weight. Frequency: Every 8-12 weeks depending on parasite exposure. Do not feed immediately afterward. Wear gloves. Not for use in foals <6 weeks old, hypersensitive foals, or non-equine foals.

FAQ's:
What parasites does Audevard Nexmectin eliminate?
Gastrointestinal and pulmonary nematodes, Gasterophilus spp. larvae. Effective against common infestations in horses.

What is the dosage for my horse?
1,07 g of paste per 100 kg. One syringe for up to 600 kg. Check exact weight and adjust the scale.

How often should I deworm?
Every 8-12 weeks, depending on the environment. Schedule with your veterinarian for optimal prevention.

Is it safe for pregnant mares?
Yes, tested safe on pregnant and lactating mares.

Side effects?
Rare: mild salivation or oral irritation. Consult a veterinarian if these persist.

Can I use it on foals?
Yes, from 6 weeks of age. Not before.