Pellets designed for 5-day courses, can be fed from the hand as a treat.

Feed half the amount to horses and ponies between 6-18 months and feed the full adult amount at 18 months old.

As well as parasitic-controlling herbs there are herbs for blood cleansing and others for gut maintenance  Our clients tell us how well their horses and ponies look after using Verm-X. 

We recommend that all horses and ponies have regular parasite checks to avoid unnecessary control programmes. When using Verm-X, parasite tests should be performed 21 days after the last day Verm-X is fed.



Pasture Management
It is crucial that all grazed paddocks, particularly used for horses, undergo vigilant pasture management.  The life-cycle of internal parasites involves eggs being passed out with the droppings. The eggs hatch and the larvae are then eaten on the grass by the grazers. Picking up droppings will help but it is not the full answer. Paddocks should ALWAYS have periods of rest for several weeks at different times of the year. Infested pastures, that may not be apparent, will prevent any parasite control management programme from being effective over a period of time. Parasite control methods under these conditions may show a reduction of infestation in the horse immediately after use but after a short period the parasite burden may soon be increased when grazing infested pastures.

Benefits

• A 100% herbal formulation specifically for the control of internal parasites designed by world renowned herbalists.
• Your retailer will not need to ask you for any personal details when purchasing.
• Verm-X is completely natural and is ideal for horses kept on organic farms.
• Used widely on horses in the peak of fitness and competition, the herbs are gentle on the digestive system.
• Verm-X is extremely palatable and has no known resistance.
• The Veteran Horse Society recommends Verm-X for older horses.

Pellets ingredients include:
Allium sativum, cinnamomum zelandicum, mentha piperita, thymus vulgaris, galium aperine, capsicum minimum, aniseed, micronised sugar beet pulp, seaweed meal, dicalcium phosphate, molasses, equine anti-oxidant.

NOTE: Complicating factors may modify the efficacy of any parasite control regime. We recommended that all animals have regular (e.g. twice yearly) faecal worm egg counts to avoid unnecessary control programmes. These should be carried out by a recognised laboratory or veterinary practice.