Adult Non-pregnant Horses Vaccinations: Spring early March • 3 way (Eastern and Western Encephalitis, Tetanus) • Rhinopneumonitis • Flu Avert (Intranasal) or Rhino/Influenza combo • West Nile Fall Early September • Rhinopneumonitis or Rhino/Influenza combo • West Nile if recommended
Rhino every 60-90 days for those horses showing, traveling, racing. Rabies is recommended if traveling to an endemic state.
Deworming Rotational Deworming Program: • Ivermectin product Spring and Fall • Strongid (pyrantel) or Anthelcide Summer and Winter • Quest or Panacur can be used if encysted small strongyles are a problem Daily Deworming Program: • Strongid C 2x daily • Quest or Quest Plus Spring and Fall
Foals From Vaccinated Mares 2 months Deworm with Anthelcide or Strongid P 4 months Deworm with Ivermectin 6 months 3-way, Rhinopneumonitis, West Nile; Deworm with Ivermectin 7 months 3-way, Rhinopneumonitis, West Nile 11 months Flu-Avert (Intra-nasal)
Foals From Mares with Unknown Vaccination History
2 months Deworm with Anthelcide or Strongid P 3 months West Nile Vaccine 4 months Deworm with Ivermectin, 3-way vaccine, West Nile 5 months 3-way vaccine, West Nile 6 months Rhinopneumonitis, 3-way vaccine ; Deworm with Ivermectin 7 months Rhinopneumonitis 11 months Flu-Avert (Intra-nasal), West Nile recommendations are for the killed vaccine product
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Pregnant Mares 5 months gestation • Killed Rhinopneumonitis
7 months gestation • Killed Rhinopneumonitis
9 months gestation • Killed Rhinopneumonitis
10 months gestation • 4 way (Tetanus, Eastern & Western Encephalitis, flu) • West Nile • Ivermectin deworming
We recommend an IgG test for the foal and a mare-foal wellness exam at 12-24 hours post-foaling. |