Internal Parasites: Can Horses Get Worms from Cattle?
Ray M. Kaplan, DVM, PhD, Dipl. ACVIM, EVPC
May 26, 2018
Sharing pastures with other species might be good for your horse. Find out why from Dr. Ray Kaplan.
Sharing pastures with other species might be good for your horse. Find out why from Dr. Ray Kaplan.
Are you confused about what it means if your horse has either high or low internal parasite egg counts? Dr. Ray Kaplan explains.
Parasitologist Dr. Ray Kaplan explains why we need a paradigm shift from “deworming” to “parasite control” when managing our horses.
Learn about the importance of fecal egg counts for horses from parasitologist Dr. Ray Kaplan of the University of Georgia.
How do I know if my horse is a high, medium, or low shedder of parasite eggs, based on a fecal egg count?
What species of parasites are identified in a fecal egg count test?
All of the articles I’ve read talk about managing parasites in horses with turnout time. Like many other owners in dry locations, here in New Mexico I don’t have pasture. Both stalls and turnout areas consist of sand. I purchase bales of alfalfa and grass hay to feed my horses. What are the chances of parasite infection when horses do not graze?
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