Pregnant Mare
Vaccination Schedule for Pregnant Mares
Pre-Breeding
- Eastern & Western Encephalomyelitis
- Tetanus
- Rhino(EHV)
- Influenza
- Strangles
- West Nile
- Rabies
- Check Teeth
5 Months
- Influenza
- Rhino(EHV)
7 Months
- Influenza
- Rhino(EHV)
9 Months
- Influenza
- Rhino(EHV)
10 Months/Pre-Foaling
- Eastern & Western Encephalomyelitis
- Tetanus
- Rhino(EHV)
- Influenza
- Strangles
- West Nile
- Rabies
7-10 Days Post-Foaling
- Uterine Culture, even if not breeding back
Note: Rhino(EHV) – Use Prodigy or Pneumabort K
Recommended Deworming Schedule:
Follow the normal adult deworming schedule (below.) Fecal egg count should be done at least twice a year prior to deworming. Deworm approximately 1 month prior to foaling and within 1 week post foaling or based on fecal egg count.
Quest – December/January
Ivermectin Gold (With tape worm medication) – March*
Ivermectin (Can also use Strongid or Anthelcide) – May/June*
Panacur Power Pack** (Or Fenbendazole) – August/September
*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.