Eraquell Pellets

Eraquell Pellets Horse Wormer – Palatable, Easy-to-Use Wormer for Horses

Eraquell Pellets are cereal-based pellets that resemble pony cubes in both appearance and scent, providing a safe, effective solution for deworming horses. These pellets are a palatable alternative to traditional paste and liquid wormers, making them ideal for horses that are difficult to worm. Simply mix Eraquell with your horse's feed for an easy administration.

Key Benefits:

• Broad-Spectrum Wormer: Controls all common equine worms, including large and small strongyles, pinworms, lungworms, intestinal threadworms, and bots. Also addresses skin lesions like summer sores caused by Habronema and Draschia larvae.
• Convenient and Palatable: The small, bite-sized pellets are easily accepted by most horses. For picky eaters, mix them with their regular feed to ensure full consumption.
• Safe for Adult Horses: Suitable for all adult horses, including pregnant mares and breeding stallions. However, Eraquell Pellets are not recommended for foals due to dosing risks.
• Single Dose Solution: Each 35g sachet treats a horse up to 700kg, making it convenient and easy to administer.

Presentation: 35g sachets of pellets.

Eraquell Pellets provide a simple, effective alternative for worming your horse, ensuring their health and comfort.

Dosage: Administer 5g per 100kg of body weight. Each 35g sachet treats up to a 700kg horse.

Note:

Does not treat tapeworm. For tapeworm control, consider using Equimax® or Strategy-T® at least twice a year. Not suitable for foals due to dosing concerns.

Why Choose Eraquell Pellets? Eraquell Pellets contain Ivermectin, which provides broad-spectrum control of internal equine parasites, including bots, lungworms, and threadworms. It's a proven solution for protecting horses from worm-related diseases such as colic, diarrhea, and weight loss. Extensive trials have demonstrated its safety and efficacy across different horse ages and stages, including breeding mares and stallions.

Recommended For:

Horses that are hard to worm. Regular worming, especially in autumn. Treating and controlling equine worms and bots.