Equest Oral Gel - Equest

Equest Oral Gel is used for the treatment of common horse worms and bots (except tapeworms) and developing and inhibited encysted small redworms.

Equest provides up to 13 weeks of protection. Consult your veterinarian for a recommended worming schedule tailored to your horse's needs and environment.

Consult your veterinarian before using Equest on pregnant mares to ensure it is safe for both the mare and the foal.

No, Equest does not treat tapeworms. Equest Pramox, which contains praziquantel, is required for tapeworm control.

Equest is administered orally using the provided syringe. Insert the syringe into the horse's mouth and depress the plunger to deliver the gel over the tongue. Ensure the horse swallows the dose.

Store Equest in a cool, dry place, away from direct sunlight.

One tube of Equest treats a 700 kg horse. For horses over 700 kg, use multiple tubes, calculating the correct dose based on the horse's weight.

Equest is less toxic to beneficial insects compared to ivermectin-based products, which helps maintain a healthier pasture environment.

Ensure the horse's mouth is relaxed. Gently lift the head and insert the syringe over the tongue.

Ensure the dose is administered correctly, aiming for the back of the tongue. Make sure the horse swallows the gel. If needed, consult a vet.

Carefully weigh the horse or use a weight tape to estimate its weight. Refer to the product instructions for dosage guidance based on the weight.