Overview

First Companion Ivermax Equine Paste is a 1.87% ivermectin oral paste dewormer for horses, providing broad-spectrum control of the most common equine internal parasites and bots with a single, easy-to-administer dose. Ivermectin is the gold-standard active ingredient in equine deworming programs, effective against large and small strongyles, roundworms, pinworms, hairworms, large-mouth stomach worms, and bot fly larvae (Gasterophilus spp.) — making it one of the most comprehensive single-active dewormers available for horses. The apple-flavored paste is delivered via a calibrated, weight-adjustable syringe that allows precise dosing based on the horse's body weight. Each 6.08 g tube treats one average-sized horse (up to 1,320 lbs / 600 kg). A reliable, economical choice for routine equine deworming programs.

Key Features

• 1.87% ivermectin oral paste — broad-spectrum equine dewormer
• Controls large and small strongyles, roundworms, pinworms, hairworms, stomach worms, and bots
• Effective against bot fly larvae (Gasterophilus spp.) — not controlled by many other dewormers
• Calibrated, weight-adjustable syringe for precise dosing by body weight
• Apple-flavored paste for easy acceptance by horses
• Single tube treats one average horse up to 1,320 lbs (600 kg)
• No withdrawal period required for horses not intended for human consumption

Specifications

• Brand: First Companion / Ivermax
• Active Ingredient: Ivermectin 1.87%
• Form: Oral Paste
• Net Weight: 6.08 g per tube
• Treats: Horses up to 1,320 lbs (600 kg)
• SKU: 21281762
• Barcode: 099355005723
• Species: Horses

Best For

• Routine equine deworming programs targeting strongyles, roundworms, and bots
• Fall bot treatment after first frost when bot fly activity has ended
• Spring deworming programs to address overwintered parasite burdens
• Horse owners looking for a reliable, economical ivermectin paste dewormer

Follow all label directions for dosage based on body weight. Consult your veterinarian for guidance on equine parasite management, deworming frequency, and fecal egg count monitoring.