Parasites in Horses: Insects, Worms & Prevention

How to effectively disinfect your horse stable while maintaining the important microbiome. Tips for healthy stable hygiene.

Flies, horseflies, and mosquitoes stress many horses.Learn how to help your horse deal with insect-related stress without using chemicals.

Which preventive measures are important for your horse? Vaccinations ✓ deworming ✓ dental care ✓ and more — learn what really matters!

Deworming is part of preventive horse care. Learn more about traditional deworming ✓ selective deworming ✓ and resistance ✓ – read now!

The decision to use a fly sheet or not should be made carefully. This guide is here to help you choose the right decision.

Flies, midges and horseflies are more than just a nuisance – find out what serious health risks insects can pose to your horse.

How to drastically reduce the insect burden on your horse through proper stable management and a species-appropriate diet.

How do wild horses protect themselves from insects? Discover their natural defence mechanisms – and what modern horse care can learn from them.

Garlic has enjoyed great popularity as an insect repellent for years. But does it really work? And what are the side effects?

The bite of the deer louse fly is very painful, which is why horses often show severe restlessness and sometimes violent, panicky pain reactions

Discover the advantages and disadvantages of both approaches and learn how to choose the best parasite control strategy for your horse.

Should my horse be chemically dewormed in spring? How do I find out and what do I need to bear in mind?

Does every horse need deworming in autumn? Learn when treatment is necessary and how modern parasite control can help keep your horse healthy.