Virbac
Ultimum
Ultimum
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Equimax Ultimum
- A broad spectrum and long-acting horse wormer and
boticide gel which contains the active ingredients
moxidectin and praziquantel.
- Broad spectrum. Ultimum is indicated for the control of
tapeworm and all important susceptible strains
of gastrointestinal roundworms, including adult and
encysted stages (DL, LL3, EL4) and benzimidazoleresistant strains of small strongyles, and aids in control of
early encysted stages (EL3), including inhibited larvae.
- When used as directed, Ultimum is safe in foals over 4
weeks of age and in all breeding stock, including
stallions and pregnant mares.
- Palatable and effective gel.
- Developed and made in Australia.
- Treats horses up to 700 kg
Why Choose Ultimum?
- TIMELY - ULTIMUM® is recommended for horses with a
suspected large burden of encysted small strongyles
(roundworms) typically in late Autumn or early Spring.
It is also recommended for new horses arriving on a
property with an unknown worming history.
- TARGETED - ULTIMUM® is the ideal wormer for young
and adult horses with a suspected large burden of
encysted small strongyles. It is also recommended for
new horses arriving on a property with an unknown
worming history.
- POWERFUL - ULTIMUM® contains moxidectin, a
powerful and persistent second-generation ‘mectin’.
When administered as part of Virbac’s Gold Standard
strategic worming program, ULTIMUM® provides horses
effective and sustainable worm control in conjunction
with EQUIMAX®, EQUIMAX ELEVATION® and
STRATEGY-T®. The Egg Reappearance Period (ERP) for
ULTIMUM® is at least 14 weeks, which means that
recontamination of the pasture by strongyle eggs is
significantly reduced during this period. It is important
to note that resistance may develop to any chemical.
- Palatable - ULTIMUM® is an oral gel and easy to
administer.
- Developed and made in Australia. ULTIMUM® is an
Australian developed and manufactured product that is
designed specifically for Australian conditions