Farnam's Dr. Tom Kennedy explains how daily (feed-through) dewormers work and why they are of great benefit to horses.
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If you’re like most horse owners, you’re under the impression that deworming is something that takes place a few times a year. But did you know there’s a different way to protect your horse from certain parasites? Daily dewormers are intended as a barrier against parasites and therefore used every day as compared to “purge dewormers,” which are administered weeks or months apart...
She may be doing a good imitation, but that hairy black-and-yellow insect buzzing around your horse’s front legs is not a bee. It’s a female horse bot fly, intent on “gluing” her eggs to the most advantageous spots. Give that bot fly some credit. She’s no slacker. In fact, she can travel several miles in the quest for a host and that host is your horse...