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Sid is a 7-year-old pony in good health. His owner has just bought him and wants to know what to worm him with. He is being collected in 3 day’s time. His worming history is unknown He Is going to a DIY livery yard with 20 other horses and minimal grazing.

It is now November, what would be the most suitable way to treat Sid?

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Arthur is 25 years old, he is kept at grass all year round. He has 4 acres to himself but the droppings are not collected off the field. Arthur has Cushings Syndrome and is prone to laminitis. He has been with the same owner all of his life and he has never had a worm problem or colic associated with worms.

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Betty is a 7-year-old. She is kept at home where there are 6 other horses. She lives out in the summer and comes in at night during the winter. All fields are individually paddocked and cleared of faeces on a weekly basis; in addition, faecal egg counts are routinely done. She had a FWEC 2 days ago and the result was 150epg.

Its summer now, Betty has had tapeworm and encysted redworm in December and 2 FWEC’s since.

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Missie is a brood mare at a small stud. She has just had Merlin, who is now 6 weeks old. Missie is going back into foal straight away. They are out in the filed together and the filed is not cleaned. Missie had a blood sample sent off for Tapeworm ELISA test 2 months ago and that came back low.

What else do you need to know in order to asses the risk. The owner also wants advise on what treatment he should use for both mare and foal.