Abbey Animal Health is an Australian veterinary range, and at PeekAPaw it is mostly an equine one: four broad-spectrum wormers and boticides, a spray-on wound dressing and a hyaluronic acid joint liquid, alongside one product for piglets and cattle.
The four wormers differ mainly in how you get them into the horse. Applemax Gold is an apple-flavoured liquid with a dosing syringe, and one 120ml bottle treats ten 600kg horses, which is the practical choice if you are drenching several animals rather than one. iMEC with Tape is a single 7.74g paste syringe calibrated to a 600kg horse. Equigel with Tape is an oral gel in a ready-to-use syringe, and Easymec In Feed is a palatable granule you mix into feed, worth knowing if your horse fights a syringe. Applemax, Equigel and iMEC all list tapeworm among the parasites they treat; Easymec does not, so check what you actually need before swapping products.
Dose to real bodyweight rather than an estimate, and read the label before use. Coxi-Stop 50 is a livestock product with meat and milk withholding periods printed on the pack, so check those first.
