Have You Seen These Horse Villains?

WANTED The Strongyle Gang "The Kid" "Madam "The Boss" Edentatus" Strongyles (blood or red worms) S. Vulgaris (up to 25mm long) Causing damage in the cranial mesenteric artéry, colic, gagrenous enteritis, intestinal statis or rupture S. Edentatus (up to 40mm long) Causing anemia, weakness, emaciation and diarrhea S. Equinus (up to 55mm long) Causing anemia, weakness, emaciation and diarrhea Ascarid "The Assassin" Ascarids (round worms) Assault on young horses up to 15 months of age causing weight loss, stunting growth, causing rough hair coat/pot-bellied appearance, lethargy and colic Tommy “The Terror" The Notorious Tapeworm BOT Tapeworms Causing inflammation at the ileo-caecal junction and increasing the risk of intestinal obstruction or rupture Bots Causing irritation, digestive issues and obstruction Don't let these dangerous criminals near your loved ones. ANT ZvecTeRIN Saleguad ARM YOURSELF! Exodus These criminals are sneaky. If you suspect they are lurking, contact your Veterinarian to perform a fecal egg count and blood test Safety tips to protect you and your loved ones: Remove feces at least twice a week to reduce population of eggs and larvae Mow and harrow the pasture frequently Rest the pasture at least six months, if possible Keep number of horses per acre to a minimum Supply hay and grain in a rack rather than feeding from the ground horse.com. home of Country Supply WANTED The Strongyle Gang "The Kid" "Madam "The Boss" Edentatus" Strongyles (blood or red worms) S. Vulgaris (up to 25mm long) Causing damage in the cranial mesenteric artéry, colic, gagrenous enteritis, intestinal statis or rupture S. Edentatus (up to 40mm long) Causing anemia, weakness, emaciation and diarrhea S. Equinus (up to 55mm long) Causing anemia, weakness, emaciation and diarrhea सथ Ascarid "The Assassin" Ascarids (round worms) Assault on young horses up to 15 months of age causing weight loss, stunting growth, causing rough hair coat/pot-bellied appearance, lethargy and colic Tommy "The Terror" The Tapeworm Notorious BOT Тарeworms Causing inflammation at the ileo-caecal junction and increasing the risk of intestinal obstruction or rupture Bots Causing irritation, digestive issues and obstruction Don't let these dangerous criminals near your loved ones. ZeTEIN legad ARM YOURSELF! Exodus panacur These criminals are sneaky. If you suspect they are lurking, contact your Veterinarian to perform a fecal egg count and blood test Safety tips to protect you and your loved ones: Remove feces at least twice a week to reduce population of eggs and larvae Mow and harrow the pasture frequently Rest the pasture at least six months, if possible Keep number of horses per acre to a minimum Supply hay and grain in a rack rather than feeding from the ground horse.com. home of Country Supply WANTED The Strongyle Gang "The Kid" "Madam "The Boss" Edentatus" Strongyles (blood or red worms) S. Vulgaris (up to 25mm long) Causing damage in the cranial mesenteric artéry, colic, gagrenous enteritis, intestinal statis or rupture S. Edentatus (up to 40mm long) Causing anemia, weakness, emaciation and diarrhea S. Equinus (up to 55mm long) Causing anemia, weakness, emaciation and diarrhea सथ Ascarid "The Assassin" Ascarids (round worms) Assault on young horses up to 15 months of age causing weight loss, stunting growth, causing rough hair coat/pot-bellied appearance, lethargy and colic Tommy "The Terror" The Tapeworm Notorious BOT Тарeworms Causing inflammation at the ileo-caecal junction and increasing the risk of intestinal obstruction or rupture Bots Causing irritation, digestive issues and obstruction Don't let these dangerous criminals near your loved ones. ZeTEIN legad ARM YOURSELF! Exodus panacur These criminals are sneaky. If you suspect they are lurking, contact your Veterinarian to perform a fecal egg count and blood test Safety tips to protect you and your loved ones: Remove feces at least twice a week to reduce population of eggs and larvae Mow and harrow the pasture frequently Rest the pasture at least six months, if possible Keep number of horses per acre to a minimum Supply hay and grain in a rack rather than feeding from the ground horse.com. home of Country Supply WANTED The Strongyle Gang "The Kid" "Madam "The Boss" Edentatus" Strongyles (blood or red worms) S. Vulgaris (up to 25mm long) Causing damage in the cranial mesenteric artéry, colic, gagrenous enteritis, intestinal statis or rupture S. Edentatus (up to 40mm long) Causing anemia, weakness, emaciation and diarrhea S. Equinus (up to 55mm long) Causing anemia, weakness, emaciation and diarrhea सथ Ascarid "The Assassin" Ascarids (round worms) Assault on young horses up to 15 months of age causing weight loss, stunting growth, causing rough hair coat/pot-bellied appearance, lethargy and colic Tommy "The Terror" The Tapeworm Notorious BOT Тарeworms Causing inflammation at the ileo-caecal junction and increasing the risk of intestinal obstruction or rupture Bots Causing irritation, digestive issues and obstruction Don't let these dangerous criminals near your loved ones. ZeTEIN legad ARM YOURSELF! Exodus panacur These criminals are sneaky. If you suspect they are lurking, contact your Veterinarian to perform a fecal egg count and blood test Safety tips to protect you and your loved ones: Remove feces at least twice a week to reduce population of eggs and larvae Mow and harrow the pasture frequently Rest the pasture at least six months, if possible Keep number of horses per acre to a minimum Supply hay and grain in a rack rather than feeding from the ground horse.com. home of Country Supply WANTED The Strongyle Gang "The Kid" "Madam "The Boss" Edentatus" Strongyles (blood or red worms) S. Vulgaris (up to 25mm long) Causing damage in the cranial mesenteric artéry, colic, gagrenous enteritis, intestinal statis or rupture S. Edentatus (up to 40mm long) Causing anemia, weakness, emaciation and diarrhea S. Equinus (up to 55mm long) Causing anemia, weakness, emaciation and diarrhea सथ Ascarid "The Assassin" Ascarids (round worms) Assault on young horses up to 15 months of age causing weight loss, stunting growth, causing rough hair coat/pot-bellied appearance, lethargy and colic Tommy "The Terror" The Tapeworm Notorious BOT Тарeworms Causing inflammation at the ileo-caecal junction and increasing the risk of intestinal obstruction or rupture Bots Causing irritation, digestive issues and obstruction Don't let these dangerous criminals near your loved ones. ZeTEIN legad ARM YOURSELF! Exodus panacur These criminals are sneaky. If you suspect they are lurking, contact your Veterinarian to perform a fecal egg count and blood test Safety tips to protect you and your loved ones: Remove feces at least twice a week to reduce population of eggs and larvae Mow and harrow the pasture frequently Rest the pasture at least six months, if possible Keep number of horses per acre to a minimum Supply hay and grain in a rack rather than feeding from the ground horse.com. home of Country Supply WANTED The Strongyle Gang "The Kid" "Madam "The Boss" Edentatus" Strongyles (blood or red worms) S. Vulgaris (up to 25mm long) Causing damage in the cranial mesenteric artéry, colic, gagrenous enteritis, intestinal statis or rupture S. Edentatus (up to 40mm long) Causing anemia, weakness, emaciation and diarrhea S. Equinus (up to 55mm long) Causing anemia, weakness, emaciation and diarrhea सथ Ascarid "The Assassin" Ascarids (round worms) Assault on young horses up to 15 months of age causing weight loss, stunting growth, causing rough hair coat/pot-bellied appearance, lethargy and colic Tommy "The Terror" The Tapeworm Notorious BOT Тарeworms Causing inflammation at the ileo-caecal junction and increasing the risk of intestinal obstruction or rupture Bots Causing irritation, digestive issues and obstruction Don't let these dangerous criminals near your loved ones. ZeTEIN legad ARM YOURSELF! Exodus panacur These criminals are sneaky. If you suspect they are lurking, contact your Veterinarian to perform a fecal egg count and blood test Safety tips to protect you and your loved ones: Remove feces at least twice a week to reduce population of eggs and larvae Mow and harrow the pasture frequently Rest the pasture at least six months, if possible Keep number of horses per acre to a minimum Supply hay and grain in a rack rather than feeding from the ground horse.com. home of Country Supply