Exodus (pyrantel Pamoate) Multi-Dose Paste for Horses (47.2 g)

Multi-Dose Equine Dewormer for Parasite Control

Product Description

Exodus Pyrantel Pamoate Multi-Dose Paste for Horses is an oral equine dewormer formulated to remove and control mature infections of common intestinal parasites. The apple-flavored paste contains pyrantel pamoate and is supplied in a multi-dose syringe with calibrated weight markings, allowing accurate, weight-based dosing across multiple horses or repeated treatments when used as directed.

Benefits

• Broad Parasite Control: Treats large strongyles, small strongyles, pinworms, and roundworms.
• Multi-Dose Syringe: Designed for multiple treatments from one syringe.
• Apple Flavored: Improves acceptance during oral administration.
• Weight-Based Dosing: Calibrated markings support accurate dosing by body weight.
• Targeted Formula: Uses pyrantel pamoate for single-ingredient parasite control.

Ingredients

Pyrantel pamoate 43.9%.

How to Use

Dosage & Administration Instructions

• Set Dose: Adjust the ring gauge to the correct weight mark.
• Oral Dosing: Place the syringe at the corner of the mouth and deposit the paste on the tongue.
• Ensure Swallowing: Briefly raise the horse’s head to help ensure ingestion.
• Accurate Weight: Determine body weight carefully before treatment.
• Avoid Underdosing: Underdosing may reduce effectiveness and contribute to resistance.

Recommended Dosage Chart

Note: Administer 3 mg of pyrantel base per pound of body weight as a single oral dose. Each syringe is calibrated in 300-lb weight increments. Set the ring gauge to the appropriate mark before dosing.

Additional Information

Precautions

• Equine Use Only: Intended for horses and ponies only.
• Sick Animals: Consult a veterinarian before treating sick or debilitated horses.
• Foal Guidance: Consult a veterinarian for dosing schedules in foals.
• Resistance Risk: Follow correct dosing to reduce parasite resistance.
• Human Safety: Keep out of reach of children and avoid accidental ingestion.

Shipping & Returns

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Frequently Asked Questions

Q1: What parasites does Exodus Pyrantel Pamoate Multi-Dose Paste treat?

Ans: Exodus Pyrantel Pamoate Multi-Dose Paste treats mature infections of large strongyles, small strongyles, pinworms, and large roundworms in horses and ponies when administered orally at the labeled dose based on body weight.

Q2: How is the dosage determined for Exodus Multi-Dose Paste?

Ans: The dosage is based on body weight at 3 mg of pyrantel base per pound. The syringe is marked in 300-lb increments, allowing accurate adjustment of the dose by positioning the ring gauge before administration.

Q3: What is the advantage of a multi-dose syringe?

Ans:  The multi-dose syringe allows multiple treatments from one unit, making it practical for barns with various horses or for repeated dosing while still maintaining accurate, weight-based administration.

Q4: Can Exodus Pyrantel Pamoate Multi-Dose Paste be used in foals?

Ans: Foals may be treated with pyrantel pamoate products; however, the dosing frequency and timing should be determined with veterinary guidance to match the age, exposure risk, and parasite management needs.

Q5: How often should horses be dewormed with pyrantel pamoate products?

Ans:  Deworming frequency depends on age, management practices, and parasite exposure. Many programs utilize routine schedules in conjunction with fecal testing, and veterinarians can recommend an appropriate plan for each horse.

Q6: Does Exodus Pyrantel Pamoate Multi-Dose Paste treat bots?

Ans: No. Exodus Pyrantel Pamoate Multi-Dose Paste is not indicated for bot control. A veterinarian can recommend alternative dewormers if bots are a concern.

Q7: Why is accurate weight measurement important before dosing?

Ans:  Accurate weight measurement ensures the correct dose is given. Underdosing can result in incomplete parasite control and contribute to resistance, while proper dosing supports effective treatment outcomes.