DURVALIS Ivermectin Horse Paste 1.87% Apple Flavored, 6.08g Syringe — 3 Pack

Simple, Apple-Flavored Deworming for Horses

Meet the DURVALIS Ivermectin Horse Paste, a ready-to-use dewormer designed for routine equine care. Each 6.08g syringe delivers a 1.87% ivermectin formula that riders and barn staff can apply quickly and cleanly. The apple flavor is crafted to make dosing a smoother moment in daily routines, which can be especially helpful with picky eaters or horses that dislike traditional dewormers.

Key benefits at a glance

• Apple flavored paste that many horses accept more readily, easing administration during routine care.
• Calibrated plunger enables weight-based dosing, supporting accuracy in dosing for horses of different sizes.
• Consistent, smooth delivery from a steady paste helps minimize waste during application.
• 6.08g syringe size is designed for straightforward dose measurement aligned with common weight targets.

Real-world use and practicality

This product is intended for horses up to 1250 lb, making it suitable for a wide range of riding and performance animals. The paste’s design supports simple and reliable administration, whether in barns, stables, or during training programs. Regular use is described as part of a veterinarian-recommended deworming program, with a focus on comfort and overall performance considerations within routine care.

• Ideal for routine deworming schedules managed in barns, stables, or training environments.
• Uses a flavor profile and delivery method aimed at reducing resistance to dosing.

What’s included and why a 3-pack matters

The 3-pack format provides flexibility for multiple doses across a care cycle, helping keep you prepared for ongoing routines without frequent reorders. Each dose is designed to be easy to measure and administer, with a focus on clean delivery and minimal waste.

Important notes on expectations

As with any parasite control program, results can vary by animal and management practices. This information reflects features and usage as described for a veterinarian-recommended care plan. Always follow label directions and consult your veterinarian for advice tailored to your horse’s needs.