Strategy-T Broad-Spectrum Horse Wormer

STRATEGY-T is Australia’s premier non-mectin broad-spectrum combination wormer, specifically formulated to combat and prevent chemical resistance. Powered by a unique, synergistic blend of oxfendazole and pyrantel, this high-performance oral paste delivers comparable efficacy to traditional mectin wormers. It provides total control over all major internal parasites, including tapeworms and tough, benzimidazole-resistant small strongyles (redworms).

As the only wormer on the market combining a benzimidazole (BZ) and a tetrahydropyrimadine (THP), STRATEGY-T is a cornerstone for sustainable, strategic rotational worming programs. It is highly recommended for treating ascarids that have developed resistance to ivermectin, moxidectin, and abamectin. Formulated as a delicious, highly palatable vanilla-flavored paste, a single tube treats horses up to 700 kg and is proven safe for all life stages, including foals, breeding stallions, and pregnant mares.

Features & Benefits:

• Australia’s Best Non-Mectin Wormer: Offers an invaluable rotational option that achieves comparable activity to mectin-based wormers without using macrocyclic lactones.
• Synergistic Dual-Active Formula: Combines oxfendazole and pyrantel to dramatically enhance efficacy against all major equine parasites, including tapeworms.
• Fights Mectin-Resistant Worms: Specifically registered to treat and control adult stages of ascarids resistant to ivermectin, moxidectin, and abamectin.
• Tackles Resistant Redworms: Successfully eliminates small strongyles (cyathostomes) that have developed a resistance to standard benzimidazole wormers.
• Palatable Vanilla Flavor: Features a smooth, highly accepted vanilla taste designed to ensure effortless administration and reduce spit-out wastage.
• Generous 700kg Capacity: Packaged in an easy-to-use oral syringe that treats horses up to 700 kg, preventing underdosing in larger breeds.
• Proven All-Stage Safety: Backed by extensive trials confirming it is completely safe for foals, pregnant mares, and breeding stallions.