Quest Plus (moxidectin/praziquantel) Gel Dewormer for Horses, 0.5 oz | Broad-Spectrum Parasite Control for Late Grazing Season, Safe for Equines & Ponies 6+ Months, Quick-Dissolving Oral Formula

Our regular safeguard wasn’t working with my goats, so I used this and it was great. Only a small amount is needed and the herd took it easily.

Average price - arrived quickly

Good stuff,order in fall months due to melting from down south temperatures

Effective dewormer for horses, easy to administer and works as expected.

Great product. My horses always do well with this.

I can't tell you how much this product has been a lifesaver I've used it several times and works perfectly for our goats. It is as advertised and the strength of the ingredients are solid. This really is truly what it portends to be and I would recommend this product because I have seen it work with my own eyes, as there are several considerations to take into account when purchasing products to treat the various types of worms and parasites that are present in which are resistant to many of the medications that have been in use as a result of overuse. This is beyond the manufacturers control. I highly recommend it in conjunction with some other products that we use the B12 and the and the vitamin B complex along with other types of dewormers in parasite killers. I reordered several times both from Amazon and from other sites even directly from the manufacturer a couple of years ago. The pricing here on Amazon for this product is superior to anywhere else I have purchased it and that is important to know. I give it an A+ Plus.

Works well. Good value.

I do wish they had the dosage more clearly displayed online to help with ordering. Luckily it ended up being the right amount for my 22 yr old, 1,200lb gelding. My horse hates the taste but he has hated the taste of any type of dewormer (flavored or not) that he has gotten his whole life. A tip to anyone else who has a horse like this: I melt this dewormer into some boiling water, add it to grain, mix, allow it to set to cool, then give it to him. He does a lot better this way and I don't have to worry about him throwing his head around either.