Farm Animal Parasiticides and Wormers

Farm Animal Parasiticides & Wormers

Protect your livestock from internal and external parasites

Parasites can cause serious health issues in farm animals, affecting weight gain, milk production, and overall condition. Regular use of parasiticides and wormers is essential to maintain herd health and productivity.

Coverage for multiple species

We offer wormers and parasite control products for cattle, sheep, goats, pigs, alpacas, and more. Whether it's to tackle roundworms, liver fluke, lice, or mites, you'll find targeted treatments suited to your animals.

Easy-to-administer options

Parasiticides come in a range of applications including drenches, pour-ons, injectables, and feed additives. Choosing the right format makes administration quicker and more accurate for your setup.

Rotation and resistance management

Rotating worming actives is important to avoid resistance. Be sure to follow product guidelines, dose accurately by weight, and consult with your vet if you're unsure about your worming schedule.

Withholding periods and safety

Always check the withholding period for meat, milk, or wool before using any parasiticide. Using approved farm animal products ensures safety for both animals and consumers.

Frequently asked questions

How often should I worm my livestock?

It depends on the species, age, and local parasite risks. A rotational plan is usually recommended.

What's the difference between a drench and a pour-on?

A drench is given orally, while a pour-on is applied to the animal's back for absorption through the skin.

Do I need different wormers for different animals?

Yes, many products are species-specific. Always read the label to ensure it's suitable.

Can I worm pregnant or lactating animals?

Some wormers are safe during pregnancy or lactation, but always check the product label first.

What is a withholding period?

It's the time you must wait after treatment before the animal's meat, milk, or wool can be used or sold.