Strongid P® Paste for Horses

Strongid P® is a pyrantel-based dewormer for horses. It targets common internal parasites that affect equine health and performance. You can buy Strongid P online with Canadian pricing, and your order ships to the US. Many owners also compare Strongid P cost without insurance to typical local prices.

At CanadianInsulin, orders are filled by licensed Canadian pharmacies after we confirm a valid prescription with your clinic.

What Strongid P® Is and How It Works

Strongid P® contains pyrantel pamoate, a broad-spectrum equine anthelmintic. Pyrantel is a tetrahydropyrimidine. It paralyzes sensitive worms by blocking neuromuscular transmission. Paralyzed parasites detach and pass in the manure.

This medicine treats several common nematodes in horses. These include large and small strongyles, roundworms (ascarids), and pinworms. It does not treat bots or tapeworms. Your veterinarian may pair it with other agents during the year to cover those gaps.

We provide US delivery from Canada with prompt shipping. That helps you keep routine deworming on schedule.

Who Strongid P® Is For

Strongid P is for horses, including adult horses, yearlings, and foals as directed by a veterinarian. It is often used on breeding farms. When used as labeled, it is generally considered safe in pregnant and breeding animals.

Do not use this product in species other than horses unless a veterinarian directs you. Use caution in horses that are severely ill, extremely underweight, or recovering from colic or surgery. In those situations, your veterinarian should guide timing and product choice.

Dosage and Usage

Follow your veterinarian’s deworming plan and the official label. The paste syringe is weight-based. Set the plunger to your horse’s body weight and deliver the paste onto the back of the tongue. Ensure your horse swallows the dose.

Veterinarians commonly align dosing with fecal egg count results. This targeted approach helps limit resistance and maintains effectiveness. Your vet may recommend repeating treatment at defined intervals, especially for ascarids in young horses. Do not exceed the labeled maximum without veterinary direction.

Measure weight using a scale or weight tape. Round your dose to the nearest weight marking on the syringe. If dosing multiple horses, keep syringes clean to avoid cross-contamination.

Strengths and Forms

Common presentations include:

• Paste syringe containing pyrantel pamoate for horses
• Weight-calibrated plunger for easy dosing

Availability may vary by jurisdiction and season. Your veterinarian will help select the right strength and form for your program.

Missed Dose and Timing

If you miss a scheduled deworming, give the dose when you remember. Then resume your regular calendar. Avoid doubling up doses. Ask your veterinarian if a follow-up dose is appropriate, especially for young horses or heavy parasite burdens.

Storage and Travel Basics

Store Strongid P at room temperature in a dry place. Keep it in the original packaging, away from direct sunlight and excessive heat. Do not freeze. Keep out of reach of children and animals. When you travel, pack the syringe in a clean, sealed bag within a tack trunk or travel kit. Avoid leaving the product in hot vehicles or unheated barns in freezing conditions.

Benefits

• Broad-spectrum action against common equine nematodes
• Palatable paste that many horses accept
• Weight-marked syringe for straightforward dosing
• Fits into evidence-based deworming guided by fecal testing
• Canadian pricing with US shipping helps manage ongoing costs

Side Effects and Safety

• Most horses tolerate pyrantel well
• Occasional soft stool or transient appetite changes
• Rare restlessness, sweating, or mild colic signs
• Possible sensitivity reactions to dying parasites in heavy burdens

Serious adverse effects are uncommon. Horses with a very high worm load may show temporary discomfort after treatment as parasites clear. Contact your veterinarian if signs persist or worsen. Use only as directed for horses.

Drug Interactions and Cautions

Avoid using pyrantel with piperazine, as their actions may counteract each other. Tell your veterinarian about all products your horse receives, including supplements and other dewormers. Your vet may rotate or combine products across the year to cover tapeworms and bots. For background on tapeworm therapy in small animals, see our article Droncit For Cats And Dogs.

Use caution in horses that are debilitated or stressed. Defer dosing if your vet advises it due to current illness, surgery, or unique herd factors. Always follow label restrictions and local parasite-control guidelines.

What to Expect Over Time

After dosing, you should see normal behavior return quickly. Manure may contain expelled parasites. Your veterinarian may recommend a fecal egg count reduction test to confirm effectiveness. Over time, targeted deworming should reduce parasite egg shedding and improve coat, weight, and performance.

Seasonal plans often include different active ingredients. Expect your plan to change with age, region, pasture conditions, and fecal testing results.

Compare With Alternatives

Fenbendazole is another common equine dewormer. For example, Panacur Paste is often used in strategic programs or when your veterinarian advises its spectrum. Daily feed-through options may also be considered. Strongid® T provides pyrantel tartrate as a daily control approach when appropriate.

Work with your veterinarian to select the right product at each time point. Rotation should follow current resistance data and your horse’s fecal egg counts.

Pricing and Access

Check the current Strongid P price online and compare Canadian pricing with US delivery. Many owners find consistent savings when they order Strongid P online from Canada. You can review options across our Pet Medications section and place an order when ready.

Looking to manage costs across the season? Consider purchasing multi-month supplies when appropriate. We offer prompt US delivery from Canada to support your schedule.

Availability and Substitutions

If Strongid P is temporarily unavailable, your veterinarian may recommend an alternative dewormer with a similar spectrum. Do not substitute on your own, as timing and parasite targets matter. For small animals, different products apply, such as Drontal Plus for dogs, which is not a horse medicine.

Patient Suitability and Cost Saving Tips

Strongid P suits many horses when used as labeled. It may be part of a larger plan that includes pasture hygiene, manure management, and routine fecal testing. Horses with heavy worm burdens or a history of colic need careful oversight. Your vet may choose a different agent, a split-dose approach, or supportive care if needed.

To save on ongoing care, coordinate deworming for multiple horses in one order. Keep a calendar and set reminders for refills. If your horse also takes other equine prescriptions, consolidating items may reduce shipping costs. For example, some owners also manage PPID with Prascend as advised by their veterinarian. Our checkout is encrypted for your security.

Questions to Ask Your Clinician

• Which parasites should I target this season on my farm?
• Is Strongid P the right choice based on fecal egg counts?
• Do I need a follow-up dose for ascarids in my foal?
• How should I time pyrantel with tapeworm or bot treatments?
• What signs suggest a heavy parasite burden before dosing?
• How do I weigh my horse accurately for dosing?
• When should I repeat a fecal egg count after treatment?

Authoritative Sources

• Zoetis: Strongid Paste
• FDA: Animal Drugs @ FDA (Green Book)
• Health Canada: Drug Product Database

Pricing and Ordering

Ready to order Strongid P with US shipping from Canada? View current pricing, add to cart, and complete checkout. Your order ships from Canada to the US after processing. This page is educational and does not replace your veterinarian’s advice.