Adult Equine

* Any horse that has not been previously vaccinated with any of the below vaccines should consult with their veterinarian as some vaccines may require boosters

Adult Equine Recommended Vaccination Schedule:

FALL SPRING
  • Rabies
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  • Eastern & Western Encephalomyelitis
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  • Rhino(EHV)
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  • Tetanus
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  • Influenza
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  • Influenza
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  • Strangles
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  • Rhino(EHV)
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  • Check/Float Teeth
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  • Strangles
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  • Fecal Egg Count
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  • West Nile
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    Please pay attention to which diseases you are vaccinating for when using the 3, 4, and 5 way shots:

    • 3-way includes Eastern & Western Encephalomyelitis & Tetanus
    • 4-way includes everything in the 3-way plus Influenza
    • 5-way includes everything in the 4-way plus Rhino

    Timing and frequency of vaccinations:

    • Rabies should be given annually
    • Influenza and Rhino should be given every 6 months
    • West Nile, Tetanus, Eastern & Western Encephalomyelitis can be given once a year as long as it is given in the late spring or early summer
    • Strangles is recommended every 6 months
    • Broodmares, foals, and weanlings please see our pregnant mare/foal vaccination schedule

    Recommended Deworming Schedule:

    Fecal egg count should be done at least once a year prior to deworming.  If eggs are found repeat fecal 2-4 weeks after deworming to check for resistance to deworming product

  • Quest
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  • December/January
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  • Ivermectin Gold (With tape worm medication)
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  • March*
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  • Ivermectin (Can also use Strongid or Anthelcide)
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  • May/June*
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  • Panacur Power Pack** (Or Fenbendazole)**
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  • August/September
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    *If fecal egg count is negative prior to March, Ivermectin Gold can be given once between March and June, followed up by the August/September deworming

    **For panacur power pack’s & fenbendazole, use a double dose daily for 5 days

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