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Product Overview
Quest Gel
Quest® (moxidectin) 2% Equine Oral Gel is specially formulated as a palatable gel which is easily administered to horses and ponies. Quest® Gel is packaged in ready-to-use SURE-DIAL® tubes. The tube is calibrated in 50 lb increments, up to 1,150 lb. This enables the administration of the recommended dose level of 0.4 mg moxidectin/kg body weight by choosing a setting consistent with the animal’s weight.
- 2% equine oral gel - 20 mg moxidectin/mL
- Safe & effective control against a broad spectrum of internal parasites, including bots
Ingredient Details
Instructions
HOW TO SET THE DOSE:
Since the dose is based on the weight of the animal, you need to use a scale or weight tape to find each animal's weight before treating with QUEST® Gel. Once the weight is known, set the dose for each horse or pony as follows.
1. Hold the tube with the capped end pointing to the left and so that you can see the weight measurements and tick marks (small black lines). Each tick mark relates to 50 lb of body weight.
2. Turn the green dial ring until the left side of the ring lines up with the weight of the animal.
HOW TO GIVE QUEST GEL TO A HORSE OR PONY:
1. Make sure there is no feed in the animal's mouth.
2. Remove the cap from the end of the tube. Save the cap for reuse.
3. Place the tip of the tube inside the animal's mouth at the space between the teeth.
4. Gently push the plunger until it stops, depositing the gel on the back of the tongue.
5. Remove the tube from the animal's mouth and raise the animal's head slightly to make sure it swallows the gel.
6. Replace the tube cap.
FOR ANIMAL USE ONLY. NOT FOR HUMAN CONSUMPTION.
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