Exodus Pyrantel Pamoate Horse Dewormer Paste

Exodus Paste 43.9% Pyrantel Pamoate

Exodus Paste is a palatable and potent equine dewormer designed to remove and control a broad range of internal parasites in horses and ponies. Formulated with 43.9% pyrantel pamoate, this apple-flavored paste makes deworming easy and effective for horses of all ages. Each single-dose syringe treats up to 1,200 lb of body weight, while the multi-dose syringe provides enough for two horses of the same weight.

Features:

• Broad-spectrum treatment for internal parasites
• Apple-flavored for enhanced palatability
• Each dose contains 3.6 grams pyrantel base in 23.6 grams of paste
• Available in single-dose (treats one horse up to 1,200 lb) and multi-dose (treats two horses up to 1,200 lb each)
• Pale yellow to buff-colored paste for easy identification

Aids in the Control of:

• Large strongyles (bloodworms)
• Small strongyles
• Pinworms
• Roundworms (ascarids)

Directions:

Horses and ponies over 8 months of age should be treated every 6 weeks. Mares should be treated one month before foaling and again 10 days after foaling. Foals (2–8 months of age) should be dewormed every 4 weeks. Use the calibrated oral syringe to ensure accurate dosing based on body weight. Always follow label instructions or consult your veterinarian for an appropriate deworming schedule.

Dosage and Treatment:

Exodus Paste is to be administered as a single oral dose of 3 mg pyrantel base per lb of body weight. The syringe has 4 weight mark increments. Each weight mark indicates the recommended dose for 300 lb of body weight.

DOSAGE CHART

Body Weight Range	Volume	mg Pyrantel Base
up to 300 lb	1/4 syringe	900 mg
301-600 lb	1/2 syringe	1800 mg
601-900 lb	3/4 syringe	2700 mg
901-1200 lb	1 full syringe	3600 mg

Storage

Store at 20° - 25° C (68° - 77° F); excursions permitted between 15° - 30°C (59° -86°F).

Ingredients:

Active Ingredient: Pyrantel Pamoate 43.9% (3.6 g pyrantel base per dose)

Any use of a product that is not clearly defined on the label directions should be done only under the supervision of a qualified veterinary professional.