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You've raised another question, Susan. [As if
that wasn't to be expected.]
I've been doing the Panacur Purge for a few years
now, but I always do it in addition to the regular, every-other-month rotational
worming that all the horses get, halfway in between two regular
wormings. Is that too much? Don't
want to substitute for Ivermectin since that gets the ingested bots after the
first hard freeze.
I'll pass along your compliments to the barn
goddess. Hope it makes you feel even better to know that all
five places I've boarded over the years had the same policy.
There are lots of responsible BG's -- at least when it comes to
worming.
Cindy
(who's had a couple of bad boarding experiences,
but not related to worming)
----- Original Message ----- Susan G
wrote:
<snip>
I would just do the purge and ask that your kid not get the routine
deworming that time around. <snip>
Please also pass
along my compliments to the management that they have the
responsibility
and concern to automatically deworm all the horses on the
property.
I wish everywhere did, and it sure is nice hearing stories of
responsible
managment. :-)
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