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Fecal Egg Counts and Deworming: A More Useful Parasite-Control Routine

October 6, 2026 by Lindsay Brezinski
Gloved person holding a small clear jar containing a horse manure sample beside a horse in a fenced pasture.

Fecal egg counts can guide targeted deworming in adult horses, but they are not complete parasite screens. Learn how to interpret EPG results, use reduction testing, and build a practical farm-specific routine.

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