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Which of the following best describes your horse’s deworming program? I deworm my horse…..

Every 2-3 months using different deworming products to target specific parasites.

51% (96 votes)

Based on fecal egg counts to target specific parasites.

16% (30 votes)

Based on fecal egg counts and I regularly remove manure from paddocks and pastures.

33% (62 votes)

Total votes: 188

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