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Zimecterin (ivermectin) 1.87% Paste

Zimecterin Paste (Ivermectin)

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Quantity

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  • Description

    Zimecterin (ivermectin paste) 1.87% is used to treat and control certain parasites in horses.

    Before using Zimecterin, consult your veterinarian regarding the diagnosis, treatment, and control of parasites in your horse.

    Directions

    Zimecterin should be administered to your horse as directed. The oral paste is contained in a syringe. The dosage is 91 mcg per pound (200 mcg/kg) of body weight.

    Carefully read the medication leaflet accompanied with the product for additional instructions for use.

    Store Zimecterin between 68Ā°F and 77Ā°F (20Ā°C and 25Ā°C) and out of reach of children and animals.

    Contact your veterinarian if you have any questions or concerns.

    Ingredients

    Zimecterin contains ivermectin paste.

    Contraindications

    There are no listed contraindications in the most recent Zimecterin PI; however, consult your veterinarian before administering the medication to your horse.

    Cautions

    • Before your horse begins treatment with Zimecterin, inform your veterinarian of your horseā€™s:
      • Medications
      • Allergies
      • Current health problems
      • Past medical history
      • Status of pregnancy, breeding, or lactation
    • Zimecterin is for use in horses only; however, it should not be used in horses intended for human consumption, and it should not be used in humans.
    • Smoking and eating is not recommended while handling the medication. Thoroughly wash your hands after administration.
    • Do not get the medication in the eyes.
    • As with any dewormer, parasite resistance can occur.
    • Aquatic organisms may be negatively impacted by ivermectin and excreted ivermectin residues. Avoid contaminating the ground or surface water. The Zimecterin syringe should be discarded in an approved landfill or by incineration.

    Side Effects

    Your horse may experience swelling and itching after Zimecterin use.

    Notify your veterinarian right away if your horse has worrisome or persistent side effects.

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    Reference

    1. Zimecterin. Duluth, GA: Boehringer Ingelheim Animal Health USA Inc.; 2020.


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    Frequently Asked Questions about Zimecterin (Ivermectin)

    What is Zimecterin?

    Zimecterin is a brand name for a dewormer medication used in horses. It contains the active ingredient ivermectin.

    Is Zimecterin the same as Ivermectin?

    Yes, Zimecterin contains ivermectin as its active ingredient. Therefore, Zimecterin and ivermectin are essentially the same.

    Can you give your dog Zimecterin?

    No, Zimecterin is formulated specifically for horses and should not be given to dogs or any other species unless directed by a veterinarian.

    Can you use Zimecterin on goats?

    While Zimecterin is primarily formulated for use in horses, it can also be used off-label in goats. However, the dosage and administration should be determined by a veterinarian.

    Will Zimecterin treat horse summer sores?

    Zimecterin is primarily used to treat internal parasites in horses and is not specifically indicated for the treatment of horse summer sores. Treatment for summer sores typically involves topical medications and sometimes systemic antibiotics under veterinary guidance.

    Can too much ivermectin hurt a horse?

    Yes, overdosing on ivermectin can be harmful to horses. It's essential to follow proper dosing instructions provided by a veterinarian to avoid adverse effects.

    How long does it take for ivermectin to work in horses?

    Ivermectin typically begins to work within hours of administration, with maximum effectiveness against parasites reached within 24 to 48 hours.

    How often to deworm a horse with ivermectin?

    The frequency of deworming with ivermectin depends on various factors such as the horse's age, health, and environmental conditions. A veterinarian can provide specific recommendations tailored to the horse's needs.

    Which parasites does ivermectin treat?

    Ivermectin is effective against a broad spectrum of internal parasites in horses, including strongyles, roundworms, bots, and certain types of lungworms.

    Is ivermectin effective against ticks?

    While ivermectin primarily targets internal parasites in horses, it can also have some efficacy against ticks, although it may not be as effective as other medications specifically designed for tick control. Always consult with a veterinarian for the most appropriate tick control methods for your horse.

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