That’s the way to keep informing the newbies good job brother!!!

You make it seem simple…. 🤔👍🏼👍🏼

i didn’t know you have to deworm horses. i swear i learn something new every day

spot on great advice, so many people over complicate things.

Thank you so much for sharing this. It will be most helpful.😎🐴🦄🏇

@marknoelhorsemanshipnoelfa4739

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You are very welcome!! Thanks for watching!!

A friend with mules often gives them a treat of applesauce in a worming syringe. On worming day they get the paste followed quickly by another syringe full of applesauce.

Thanks !!!

Great job!

I had no idea that they made a halter with a plug thing. Now I have to look it up! Why people think that would work I no idea. Great concept! I had a horse that wouod set back every. Single. Time. I tryed putting it in different food and treats. Nothing worked. I had to do something similar. I just took a few minutes to desensitize and it works.

Good job 👌

Good tip. I put it in some feed and they always take it no problem.

@elderhollowfarm7043

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@@ajk374 works every time for us over the last 12 years.

I use worming pallets mixed in their feed

And she is just fine. No fretting.

Thanks! I needed the help. Ill let you know if I did it right later today! haha

@marknoelhorsemanshipnoelfa4739

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Ok 👌 please do! Let me know if I can maybe help 😊

So interesting and informative

@marknoelhorsemanshipnoelfa4739

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Thank you 👍

Great tip!

I notice pyu do this where there is no water. One lady I know waited until early morning, still dark, sneak in the stall and dose the horses. They were almost out of water also also half asleep.

Dad used to give about a 1/3 of a cake of tobacco. Horses loved it and always took it willingly.

Cute horse! Looks just like mine!

I had to go to KZread videos to find help and it was a lot longer version than this and a lot of rubbing the syringe all over their head and face… but it did finally work when I put my finger in and squirted it in. It mostly worked… but having a draft I had to do the second one… and that didn’t go so well… some of it got on me and some got on her. 😅

hey great idea😊

That stuff must taste like absolute shit for the horse to remember it like that and anticipate it like it does LOL

Also how often do you worm? Like my older horses pass 20 I would worm once a month but change brand of wormers every month. Younger ones once or twice a year.

@marknoelhorsemanshipnoelfa4739

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I have only ever dewormed no matter the age every 3 months, with the correct dewormer for the time of the year.

Just like getting a dog to open it's mouth.

Give her a treat (apple slice - sugar cube) after the treatment.

@onyx9917

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My horse will always refuse a treat after being dewormed. And she is very, very food motivated. So she just gets plenty of pats and love. Treats don’t work for every horse after deworming

I put my guys in his feed. No problem.

Any tips for a mule that spits it out?

@marknoelhorsemanshipnoelfa4739

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Hold his/her head up with your hand underneath until he swallows it. 👍

The fact that your mare is throwing her head up and backing away from you tells me you haven't trained her to calmly accept the deworming procedure . You're a big man, but what happens when a child or inexperienced person trys your way?

@marknoelhorsemanshipnoelfa4739

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First of all she’s not my mare, she is here at my training facility to be helped. Second of all a child or an inexperienced person shouldn’t be administering oral type dewormers or in this case ulcer guard. I’m not a big man and plus horses are reacting to anything that is entering there mouth because of there nature and we just have to learn to work around that. Thank you!!

@aledakivett9255

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@@marknoelhorsemanshipnoelfa4739 I've taught gental and abused horses to guietly open their mouth for the bit or meditation. And I'm an old woman. A wise person once said if you do just one small thing everyday to improve your property or others you will have made the world a better place.

@misplacedhillbilly7594

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Why on earth would you let a child or any inexperienced person do ANYTHING to a horse?

It helps if you're not a wuss also

Ig I got lucky that my horses takes it like a champ😂 he only lets me do it tho

Yeah sure wirh a horse without issues but nobody is using tools for a horse thst accepts it this easily.

@marknoelhorsemanshipnoelfa4739

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Your spelling is wrong and I have no idea what you mean 🤷🏻

@misplacedhillbilly7594

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​@@marknoelhorsemanshipnoelfa4739 I think they mean you used a horse easy to give a dose to. That its not that easy with a horse that fights it. The way I figure it if the horse is fighting you, you've already started on the wrong path.

Perhaps you could teach people about the importance of proper dosing, since you didn't mention the horse's weight or how to set the plunger to that figure. (I see that your plunger is set about 2/3 of the way up, which is good, because there's no way that cute little horse next to you weighs 1250 lbs. ) Seriously, though, the sheer ignorance surrounding the proper dosing of meds became blatantly obvious during the recent event which bears no-name allowable by YT. No need to add to the stupidity so many already possess.

@marknoelhorsemanshipnoelfa4739

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I was administering ulcer guard in this clip not dewormer, and if you listen closely you’ll hear me say that. Always seek a veterinarian about dosages if your not experienced.

Great video

@marknoelhorsemanshipnoelfa4739

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Thank you!!