Currently, commonly used strategies for parasite control in adult horses are based on knowledge and concepts originally developed 40 years ago. An American Association of Equine Practitioner’s Task Force has re-examined the recommendations currently used and produced a comprehensive, updated set of guidelines to help veterinarians develop improved strategies and programs for parasite control in horses of all ages
CLICK HERE to access the guidelines.
DR. RAMEY NOTES: It’s good to see updated guidelines. In southern California, many of my clients have stopped deworming their horses, and choose to monitor their feces, instead, treating only as needed. CLICK HERE to read my article, “Stop Deworming Your Horses So Often!”
