Panacur Equine Paste 10% Dewormer, Single Syringe
One dial-a-dose syringe covers 1,100 lb of horse — apple-cinnamon, no argument.
2 pack sizes
Rotation day for a small barn, boxed. Three dial-a-dose syringes worm three horses on the same afternoon — or keep one horse covered across three scheduled rotations — with the per-tube price landing under the single-syringe rate. Same paste, same apple-cinnamon diplomacy.
A three-horse barn's worming afternoon has a rhythm: same paste, three dials set to three different weights, done before the light goes. Ordering the tubes as one box means nobody discovers at horse two that the supply cupboard lied, and the whole string ends the day on the same footing.
Pasture logic backs the ceremony — horses grazing the same fields trade parasites freely, so worming them in one pass is what actually lowers the pressure on the grass, not three heroic efforts a month apart.
For the one-horse owner, the box is simply three rotations bought at once: spring, fall, and the spare the vet's fecal count may call for in between. Tubes keep sealed until their printed date, and the per-tube saving over singles is the rare case where the bulk option is also the frugal one.
Dosing stays vet-led either way — fecal-egg-count programs decide who gets wormed and when, and this box just makes sure the answer is never delayed by shipping.
One dial-a-dose syringe covers 1,100 lb of horse — apple-cinnamon, no argument.
2 pack sizes
The five-day, double-dose protocol for larvae ordinary worming can't reach.
Weigh the animal, match the color, put the bowl down — that is the whole ceremony. Every card opens the live Amazon listing at whatever the seller is asking today, so the right box is one click from the cupboard.