Virbac is a veterinary pharmaceutical company, and the range PeekAPaw stocks reflects that: it is weighted towards horses, with a smaller line of dog and cat health care around it — wormers, supplements, wound care and dental.
The horse wormers are where most people arrive. Equimax is the broad-spectrum paste combining ivermectin with praziquantel for tapeworm; Equimax LV delivers the same actives in a lower dose volume, which helps with horses that fight the syringe; Equimax Elevation is the triple-active version. Strategy T, Razor, Eraquell pellets and Ultimum cover the rest of a rotation. Rotating actives matters more than brand loyalty here — repeating the same drug class is what builds resistance.
The horse supplement side runs alongside it: Cal Plus for bone and hoof, FounderGuard, Ironcyclen, Neutradex, White-E, and the electrolyte group of Humidimix, Bectyl, Recharge and Feramo with Chromium for horses in work.
On the companion-animal side, Epiotic SIS is an ear and skin cleanser rather than a treatment, so an ear that is already infected needs a vet and not just a wash. Veggiedent Fr3sh chews, the Aquadent water additive and the Hexarinse oral rinse are the dental options, with the chews sized by dog weight. Cetrigen, WoundGard, Septicide and Rapigel cover cuts, grazes and muscle soreness across species.
For dog and cat owners, most of the Virbac range falls into three everyday jobs. Dental: Veggiedent Fr3sh chews are sized by dog weight, the Aquadent Fr3sh water additive goes into the drinking water, and Hexarinse is an oral rinse — a water additive only works if it goes into every bowl the pet drinks from, including outdoor ones. Wounds: WoundGard and Cetrigen are sprays for minor cuts and grazes, and anything deep, infected or not healing needs a vet. Supplements: Calci D, Feramo D and Beta-Cel are dog products, so read the label for the species and dose before buying.
