Wow - the prices that you folks are paying for your de-wormers are cheap!!!! I just bought some Panomec yesterday for $17.99 per tube. I'm not sure why the prices are so high in Canada - but I'm going to look into shipping some up from the US - it would be cheaper - even with paying the shipping!!!!!!
Has anyone tried this wormer???
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New2Minis
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That is outrageous ..........try www.jeffersequine.com , www.americanlivestock.com , my 2 favorite places!!!!
Jill,
You are so lucky! I have also used Bimectin and Exodus which both smell like Apples........mine hate it!!!! Act like I am feeding them poop or something.......I think it is just the site of the tube!!
chandab
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I ordered from American Livestock in December, but didn't need to dose them til now.Where did u find it for $3.95??? I only ordered 5 boxes when it was $3.95 but that was a month ago, I wish I ordered more....... :no: I really like not fighting with them also..........I have read the other posts of the horses eating the paste right out of the tube, I have NEVER had such luck!! They act like I am poisoning them, lol:
Minimor
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In Canada the cheapest way to go is the Noromectin. A friend & I were laughing the one day a few weeks ago over how excited we got over the huge drop in price for Noromectin--it went from $75/100 ml to $33/100 ml, and a bit cheaper yet at $75/250 ml. That's less than $1 per Mini and less than $4 for a full size horse. (I can't buy it in the US & have it shipped up here for anywhere near that price.) I was thrilled! :lol: It doesn't take much to make a horse person happy sometimes!
New2Minis
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That is a nice drop in price!! I have never used the injectible.......not too fond of needles!!! :no:
Jill
Aspiring Cowgirl
Oh wow! It's nothing like that here. Mine all love it. I have one paddock that I can usually just deworm through the fence because they all come up and want the stuff. I just have to time it right so the dominant one doesn't arrive first and try to keep the others away from the "treat" (bimectin dewormer). It's the only flavored dewormer I've given them and they love it. I think I've been using it for over a year now.Jill,
You are so lucky! I have also used Bimectin and Exodus which both smell like Apples........mine hate it!!!! Act like I am feeding them poop or something.......I think it is just the site of the tube!!::
Minimor
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Just to clarify--I don't inject the noromectin, I give it orally. I actually find it easier to use than the paste, and the horses are less likely to spit it back out. With the paste if they have any little bit of food in their mouth, the paste comes out with the food. The liquid stays in even if they spit the food out.
I've never had any as keen on paste as Jill's are. Not saying they like the liquid either, but they don't really seem to mind it. Last time I dewormed everyone, the one little filly actually put her nose up & puckered up her lips for the syringe--I felt a bit mean giving her the dewormer, as I suspect she was thinking I had a little bottle of goat's milk, and that's why she puckered up to suck it up like she did!
I've never had any as keen on paste as Jill's are. Not saying they like the liquid either, but they don't really seem to mind it. Last time I dewormed everyone, the one little filly actually put her nose up & puckered up her lips for the syringe--I felt a bit mean giving her the dewormer, as I suspect she was thinking I had a little bottle of goat's milk, and that's why she puckered up to suck it up like she did!
KanoasDestiny
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Wow, it sure is nice to bargain shop! Right before I got my minis, I bought three wormers at local feed stores, and the total was right around $40.00. I went online and just bought 8 wormers (a couple were off-brands) for $43.00 plus $8.00 shipping, for a total of $51.00. 
I wish I would have looked further into it the first time around!!!
I wish I would have looked further into it the first time around!!!
New2Minis
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Ditto on that!!! There is nothing like ordering from the horsey catalogs!! :aktion033: :aktion033:Wow, it sure is nice to bargain shop! Right before I got my minis, I bought three wormers at local feed stores, and the total was right around $40.00. I went online and just bought 8 wormers (a couple were off-brands) for $43.00 plus $8.00 shipping, for a total of $51.00.
jayne
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A couple of weeks ago I ordered some of the IverEase from American Livestock and I got my order within a couple of days. I have a clydesdale who is tube-phobic so this stuff is a lifesaver.
Anyway, I just went to their site and checked, and they still have the sale going on of $3.95 for 1250 pounds (divided into five 250 pound sections). They don't have free shipping until you hit $75, but I was able to buy a few other things I needed and it worked out OK.
Just though you should know.
americanlivestock.com
Jayne
Anyway, I just went to their site and checked, and they still have the sale going on of $3.95 for 1250 pounds (divided into five 250 pound sections). They don't have free shipping until you hit $75, but I was able to buy a few other things I needed and it worked out OK.
Just though you should know.
americanlivestock.com
Jayne
