Not Shedding, lacking something....?

Madick · 04-19-2008, 11:26 PM

Only moxidectin or the 5xfenbendazole reaches the encysted stages, and kills only about 25% of them.

Cyathostomins are small strongyles and are the ones most likely to build up resistance due to their ability to stay in arrested development for several years, therefor getting to "feel" the dewormers a lot without being killed off.

We have some REALLY got and interested parasitologists here in Sweden, also very nice to talk to and answers patiently all my questions.

mamaalwaysrides · 04-20-2008, 06:40 AM

mine was rescued two years ago, and extremely thin, he looks great now but still holds his coat longer then my other horse

SunRock Sage · 04-24-2008, 06:55 PM

Well I am glad to see that you all carried on without me... LOL I got a little distracted with our new baby that was born yesterday so I haven't been on here a lot. Jordan is still gaining weight and he's healing really well. He is out in pasture and running around with the pony. Soooo... I will pry give him another week or so and then start that light work that I was planning before he thought he needed to beat up the other horse through the fence. He pry told his buddies you should have seen the other guy...er... fence.

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04-19-2008, 11:26 PM	#51
Madick Senior Member Join Date: Aug 2005 Location: Abq, NM / Sweden Posts: 691 Images: 37	Only moxidectin or the 5xfenbendazole reaches the encysted stages, and kills only about 25% of them. Cyathostomins are small strongyles and are the ones most likely to build up resistance due to their ability to stay in arrested development for several years, therefor getting to "feel" the dewormers a lot without being killed off. We have some REALLY got and interested parasitologists here in Sweden, also very nice to talk to and answers patiently all my questions.

04-20-2008, 06:40 AM	#52
mamaalwaysrides Senior Member Join Date: Jun 2006 Location: California Posts: 1,137 Images: 28	mine was rescued two years ago, and extremely thin, he looks great now but still holds his coat longer then my other horse

04-24-2008, 06:55 PM	#53
SunRock Sage Senior Member Join Date: Dec 2007 Location: Western Nebraska, 12 miles west of North Platte. Posts: 362 Images: 22	Well I am glad to see that you all carried on without me... LOL I got a little distracted with our new baby that was born yesterday so I haven't been on here a lot. Jordan is still gaining weight and he's healing really well. He is out in pasture and running around with the pony. Soooo... I will pry give him another week or so and then start that light work that I was planning before he thought he needed to beat up the other horse through the fence. He pry told his buddies you should have seen the other guy...er... fence.