Parasites lay eggs every 7–10 days, often timed with the moon’s cycle. By starting the Herbal Wormer 10 days before the full moon, you target the egg-laying stage and break the cycle.

The effectiveness of deworming treatments depends on targeting parasites at their most vulnerable stages. Administering dewormers when parasites are actively reproducing ensures a more significant reduction in their population. By syncing deworming schedules with the moon’s phases, particularly the full moon, you can maximize the impact of your efforts and reduce the likelihood of resistance building in parasite populations.

👉 Don’t worry—if your horse needs it now, start anytime.

2025's deworming calendar can be found in this blog.

If you’ve noticed your horse rubbing its tail, struggling to gain weight, or dealing with a dull coat, our Herbal Wormer might be the answer. This blend doesn’t just target specific parasites—it creates an environment that’s healthy for your horse and unpleasant for worms of all kinds, from roundworms to tapeworms.

• Hard keeper (underweight or struggling to gain)
• Rough or dull coat
• Tail rubbing or irritation
• Slow to shed
• Summer sores
• General unthriftiness

Duration: 10 consecutive days

Serving: 1 scoop per day

One bag = one 10-day treatment for one horse

• Maintain Clean Environments: Regularly clean stalls, kennels, and pastures to reduce exposure to parasite eggs and larvae.
  
• Rotate Pastures: For horses, rotational grazing helps disrupt the life cycle of pasture-borne parasites.
  
• Provide Proper Nutrition: A balanced diet strengthens the immune system, helping animals naturally resist parasite infestations.