Equest Oral Gel

Price and specifications of Acquest - An effective anti-parasitic for horses  

• Equeste is an antiparasitic effective against a wide range of internal parasites of horses, ponies, mares and foals. 
• Equist contains moxidectin, a second-generation macrocyclic lactone from the milbemycin family. 
• Equest paralyzes and kills parasites through its effect on their nervous systems. 
• Equist is rapidly absorbed after oral administration. It is distributed throughout the body tissues to have a rapid effect on parasites.
• Equist for horses and long-term protection as it is retained in the body over a long period, and remains active against strongyloides that the horse picks up after doses.
• The stages of parasites that Equest treats are the immature L4 stages that develop into small cylindrical forms in the mucous membrane, which are eliminated within 8 weeks after treatment, and the early L3 larvae (hypobiotic) are removed from the young parasites.
• The effectiveness of Equist against gastrointestinal parasites in horses lasts for 90 days after the dose and prevents the secretion of small worm eggs.
• Equist has been shown to be safe in pregnant and lactating mares.

Dosage and method of use of of Equist - an effective antiparasitic for horses

• Equist is used orally.
• This syringe contains enough gel to treat one 700kg horse at the recommended dose rate.
• Each graduation in the calibrated syringe provides enough gel to treat 25 kg of body weight.
• It is recommended to use a scale or weighing tape to ensure accurate dosing.
• To avoid overdose, care should be taken to administer an accurate dose to foals, especially low-weight foals or young foals.
• The recommended interval between doses to control minor phases is 13 weeks.

Warnings for use of Equist

• Equist should not be given to foals under 4 months of age.
• It is not used in case of known hypersensitivity to the active substance.
• After opening, use Acquest within 6 months. 
• Do not store at temperature above 25°C.

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