Inexpensive way to worm dogs and cats. Use under a vet's advice. Will also get rid of mange on dogs.

Pros: Can be used for dogs an cats

Cons: Some breeds of dogs can't use ivernectin

This is the standard in the equine industry for horse wormer. It gets bots and is good to use in the spring and after a killing frost in the fall. Make sure you rotate wormers to avoid an immunity build up to it. It usually comes in a smaller tube so is easier to administer. I usually try to but it on sale, as it can be spendy

Pros: gets bots

Cons: a bit more money

this is part of our de worming program. Inexpensive Ivermectin, easy to administer

Pros: very effective

Cons: none

We've used this in our rotation of wormers for years.

Recently, one of our horses was diagnosed with a 'summer sore'. The vet recommended that we put the ivermectin on the sore to help dry it up. He said that it killed the larvae better than any of the other wormers on the market. It's too early to tell, but it's an inexpensive cure if it works.

Pros: Safe

Cons: Difficult to administer to some horses

I use Ivermectin Paste for my horse and have had fine results. It is easy to obtain (I just go to MFA to buy it) and it isn't expensive. The dial on the syringe lets you know how much to give your horse according to his weight and it is easy to administer. I have used it for the past five years with no problem and it has kept Stormy happy and healthy.

Pros: Inexpensive and easy to obtain

Cons: Need to deworm horses quarterly