Natural worming programmes

With an increasing risk of resistance to wormers, Worm Egg Counts are perfect as part of your targeted worming programme!

 

Why is carrying out a Faecal Worm Count Important?

Equine worming programmes cause owners much anxiety and confusion! We often hear, “which wormer do I use, which brand, how often, when do I use which ingredient?” Over the years there has been an increase in resistance to the active ingredients used in wormers. It is therefore important that we do not worm our horses when it is unnecessary to do so, which is better for our horses and helps prevent the development of resistance of wormers.

Natural horse worming programmes are becoming increasingly popular, especially with owners who’s horses, ponies and foals are sensitive to the chemicals found in modern wormers. There are of course some situations that may require owners to worm their equines with these products.

Whether you are following a natural worming programme or not, we recommend that you carry out a worm count every 10 – 12 weeks for a healthy equine. This significantly lowers the risk of resistance to chemical wormers should they be needed and allows you to target any causes for concern.

Furthermore, It is advisable to test new horses prior to turning them out on to pasture, to help prevent contamination.

Equine Egg Worm Counts are available here

Available test kits for Equine

You can now purchase your freepost Animal specific worm egg count from our website. You will receive your results within 48 hours of receipt by email or post whichever you prefer. Our staff are fully qualified Amtra SQP’s able to advice on Anthelmintic products.

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A huge congratulations to Jasmine, our R-SQP who won Farm SQP of the Year 2025, at the National SQP Awards yesterday.
On top of that, she went on to win National SQP of The Year 2025 🎉 what a fantastic achievement, honour and huge surprise!
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🎉Exciting news! 🎉
A huge congratulations to Jasmine, our R-SQP who won Farm SQP of the Year 2025, at the National SQP Awards yesterday. 
On top of that, she went on to win National SQP of The Year 2025 🎉 what a fantastic achievement, honour and huge surprise! 
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Wish us luck!We’re proud to sponsor the Farm SQP of the Year at the National SQP Awards 2025!

SQPs play a vital role in animal health and farmer support across the UK, and we’re delighted to recognise their hard work and dedication.

Congratulations to this year’s finalists:
🔹 Jasmine Smith, Feclab Laboratories
🔹 Chloe Lewis, Nutrifec-
🔹 Caryl Haf Jones, Clynderwen and Cardiganshire Farmers

We look forward to celebrating with you on 7th November in London!

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Are you a sheep farmer that has experienced recent rainfall following the previous very dry and warm weather? If so, the Sustainable Control of Parasites in Sheep (SCOPS) group is urging you to be extra vigilant in monitoring parasite burdens and lamb performance in your flock.

Nerys Wright, Technical Adviser for SCOPS, warns that the combination of recent rainfall and earlier dry conditions could create a perfect storm for increased worm challenges on pasture.

Find out more on the SCOPS website: www.scops.org.uk
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🎄📫CHRISTMAS OPENING TIMES & POSTAGE 🎄📫
LAST DAY FOR POSTING SAMPLES BACK TO LAB:
UK: Wednesday 18th of December 24
Chanel Islands, Jersey, Guernsey IRL & ROI: Monday 16th of December 24

ORDERS PLACED
The last day for dispatching orders placed Via tracked 48 and Tracked 24 is: Friday 20th of December 24. It is worth noting that some orders may be delayed due to Royal Mail delays.

Please avoid sending samples between the 19th Of December and the 3rd of January
Please note: Samples sent between these dates may not be valid if held up in the Royal Mail system and will not be replaced.
If it is an emergency, please contact us via email.

OPENING TIMES FOR LAB AND OFFICE:
24th Office - closed from 1pm
24th Lab - open until 1pm
25th - 27th - Lab & Office Closed
28th - Lab open until 12pm (Office Closed)
30th - Lab open until 12pm
31st December - 2nd January - Lab & Office Closed
3rd January - Open as normal (please note this is a Friday though)

EQUISAL SAMPLES:
Please post your samples no later than today (16th Dec) unless using special delivery to return the samples.
The Equisal Lab will be closed between the 24th and the 1st of January.
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🎄📫CHRISTMAS OPENING TIMES & POSTAGE 🎄📫
LAST DAY FOR POSTING SAMPLES BACK TO LAB: 
UK: Wednesday 18th of December 24 
Chanel Islands, Jersey, Guernsey IRL & ROI: Monday 16th of December 24

ORDERS PLACED
The last day for dispatching orders placed Via tracked 48 and Tracked 24 is: Friday 20th of December 24. It is worth noting that some orders may be delayed due to Royal Mail delays.

Please avoid sending samples between the 19th Of December and the 3rd of January 
Please note: Samples sent between these dates may not be valid if held up in the Royal Mail system and will not be replaced. 
If it is an emergency, please contact us via email.

OPENING TIMES FOR LAB AND OFFICE:
24th Office - closed from 1pm 
24th Lab - open until 1pm
25th - 27th - Lab & Office Closed
28th - Lab open until 12pm (Office Closed) 
30th - Lab open until 12pm
31st December - 2nd January - Lab & Office Closed 
3rd January - Open as normal  (please note this is a Friday though)

EQUISAL SAMPLES:
Please post your samples no later than today (16th Dec) unless using special delivery to return the samples. 
The Equisal Lab will be closed between the 24th and the 1st of January.

Exciting news!
We are pleased to announce that we have invested in several machines that test both small animals and livestock.
Keep an eye out for our news letter over the next few weeks!
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To those who own their farms, and to those that rent their farms. To those who have enjoyed a lifetime working their land and building a resilient business that the next generation are excited to take on. To those that are just starting out and battling to make ends meet. To those who have invested heavily in getting their farms future proofed. To those who probably should be slowing down a bit, but can't. To those who love their way of life, and those that are questioning their way of life. To those who are struggling to know what to do next. To those who are terrified of what might come next.

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