Morgan123
Well-Known Member
Hi
My horses are stables at a yard where we all worm at around the same time (i.e. within a week or two). However, one owner doesnt worm her pony at all because she claims that the vet told her that, unless everybody worms on the same day, worming is just money down the drain and wont help at all. She says the vet said that unless we all worm on the same day the eggs etc are still in the grass and so on so it doesnt make a difference. This sounds v odd to me! Theyre still on the same grass anyway before and after being wormed and Ive never heard anyone say this (though of course this could just be my lack of knowledge!) has anyone else ever heard this from a vet?! Is it really an excuse not to bother worming at all?!!
Also, I use EQUEST paramox every thirteen weeks as recommended, is it really true with this wormer that the worms wont get immune to it and that I never need to use anything else?
Thanks for your help!
My horses are stables at a yard where we all worm at around the same time (i.e. within a week or two). However, one owner doesnt worm her pony at all because she claims that the vet told her that, unless everybody worms on the same day, worming is just money down the drain and wont help at all. She says the vet said that unless we all worm on the same day the eggs etc are still in the grass and so on so it doesnt make a difference. This sounds v odd to me! Theyre still on the same grass anyway before and after being wormed and Ive never heard anyone say this (though of course this could just be my lack of knowledge!) has anyone else ever heard this from a vet?! Is it really an excuse not to bother worming at all?!!
Also, I use EQUEST paramox every thirteen weeks as recommended, is it really true with this wormer that the worms wont get immune to it and that I never need to use anything else?
Thanks for your help!