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Location: Crazy House | Has anyone tried the Safe-Guard (fenbenazole) de-wormer pellets? Good results? Bad results? Any info would be helpful. I havent tried them yet but thinking about it. |
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 Hugs to You
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Location: In The Land of Cotton | I use them on my mini donkey. Works for him. That way he still likes me. |
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  More bootie than waist!
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Location: Riding Crackhead. | I use the pellets whenever we get to that rotation on most of my horses. It saves a fight. |
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Location: Crazy House | I was hoping someone had good results. I have 1 horse that hates you putting anything in his mouth but the bit that he takes lol. |
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 The Color Specialist
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Location: Washington. (The DRY side.) | I've had "bad luck" as I've never had one that would eat it!! Every one of mine I have ever given it to, takes one bite, spits it out, gives me a nasty look and walks away from the bucket! |
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 Neat Freak
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Location: Wonderful Wyoming | RacingQH - 2013-11-27 9:24 PM I've had "bad luck" as I've never had one that would eat it!! Every one of mine I have ever given it to, takes one bite, spits it out, gives me a nasty look and walks away from the bucket!
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Extreme Veteran
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| The goat dewormer is the exact same product. I think its 2.3 cc per 100 pound of weight. Pull it in a syringe, and drizzle it on what you are feeding the horse already. I do it all the time. Compare the labels. |
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 Gotta Have a Gray
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Location: Tex. Panhandle | We use it on ours when it comes to that rotation. My mare LOVES the pellets, she is a pain when it comes to paste wormer. All ours have eaten the pellets with no problem |
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 Ms. Manners
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Location: Oklahoma | This may sound like a broken record, but a horse who is horrible about dewormer would benefit (as well as the owner) from a fecal. You may find dewormer isn't necessary or needs deworming far less often than what you are currently doing.
As for the pellets . . . I tried them once and had too many spit the pellets out or refuse to eat them.
You could make a mash and put the dewormer in it, along with molasses. I know one farm who uses dewormer sandwiches - peanut butter sandwiches that have the dose of dewormer in them :) |
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