Wormer and deworming
Worms. Almost all animals can get them, and wormers are made to control them. Worms cause death and disease worth billions of dollars to animals each year. These worms and other internal parasites have highly evolved life cycles that make their total elimination almost impossible. Horses, Cattle, Swine, Sheep and even Dogs and Cats are routinely infected with these internal parasites, sometimes without apparent evidence of the infestation until it is too late. Ring worms, Hook worms, Tape worms, Whip worms, Coccidia, Large and Small Strongyles, the list is long

Fortunately we have sophisticated diagnostic tests and effective medications to treat most of these parasites. The advent of these broad spectrum wormers makes treatment much more effective. There is, however, no single "wormer" effective against all the different parasites.


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From horses, to cattle, to swine, to sheep and even elephants, all sometimes need to be dewormed and we offer the best for less at wormer.com.

Why are there so many choices of dewormers when each one does about the same thing? Parasites develop a resistance to some deworming chemicals over a period of time. Researchers are constantly developing new deworming products that are more effective and control worms at different stages of maturity.

Helpful worming tips:

1. Buy a year's worth of dewormer at once. If you don't have it on hand, you may miss a critical deworming date.

2. Label each wormer with each animal's name or number and the date to be given.

3. Keep your dewormers handy, but store them out of reach of children and pets.

4. Post a calendar prominently in your barn. On it clearly mark the day before each deworming day to give you time to prepare. On the scheduled day, set out your dewormer where you can't miss it.

Always check with your veterinarian before starting or changing any deworming program.