Assessment of the Therapeutic Effect of a Veterinary Drug in the Treatment of Equine Intestinal Helminthiasis

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Randomized trial assessed the efficacy of Ivergel against intestinal nematodes in horses, indicating strong anthelmintic activity.

Ivergel significantly reduced prevalence of nematode infection in horses by day 28, showing effective deworming.
On day 7, prevalence dropped to 50% in the treated group compared to minimal changes in the control group at 98%.
Helminthological examinations at multiple timepoints demonstrated marked reductions in infestation intensity with repeated treatments.
Results highlight the potential for Ivergel as an effective veterinary treatment for high-intensity equine nematodosis.

Turgenbayev et al. (2025) studied this question.

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