yes there are certain months often chosen to worm horses. There are several types of horse parasites ('worms') and several types of wormers available. Wormers are often sold with a recommended a schedule. One popular method is to apply dewormers after the frost is on the ground - so that these parasites that are in the soil are killed, and the wormer takes care of those still inside. Then worming is repeated during the warmer months, when horses graze and tend to pick up more infestations. Another popular notion is to rotate wormer types, so that any particular parasite is unlikely to become resistant to a particular drug.
Most of the time, every 3 months will suffice. However, in some places and with older and younger horses, you may need to worm more often. Talk with your vet to see what worming medicines you need to give and how often.
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Equimax worm medication is marketed for horses not goats. It is best to seek the advice from a vet before giving any horse medication to a goat or other animal.
Horses are pregnant for 11 months.
Well, they do not eat them, but they help fertilize the soil under them.
There are special dewormers for them. I looks like a giant syringe that you squirt into their mouth with.
The gestations in most horses lasts 11 months, but in Falabella ponies ot lasts 13 months.
it is approx. 18 months :)
on average 3.04 months
between 11 and 13 months like horses and zebras. between 11 and 13 months like horses and zebras.
I think it's important to de-worm your horse at least every 6 months The answer to howrse.
Eleven months