Horse Deworming Tracker App | Parasite Control Log

Why a Deworming Tracker Matters More Than You Think

Parasite resistance is one of the most serious emerging threats in equine health. For decades, horse owners dewormed on a fixed rotation without testing — and as a result, many of the most common anthelmintics (particularly fenbendazole and pyrantel) have seen significantly reduced efficacy in certain regions. The solution isn't to deworm more often. It's to deworm smarter — and that requires careful record-keeping.

A modern horse deworming tracker does more than remind you when to give a tube. It helps you document which active ingredients you've used, when you used them, and what your horse's parasite burden was at each testing interval. This data lets you — and your vet — build a targeted, evidence-based deworming program that protects your horse while slowing the development of resistance.

EquineGo makes this easy. Log every deworming treatment, record fecal egg count results, track which products you've rotated through, and get automatic reminders when the next treatment window opens. Whether you have one horse or fifty, the horse deworming tracker keeps every animal's parasite control program on track. This data integrates with your full horse health records.

Understanding Your Deworming Options

EquineGo helps you track all five major classes of equine dewormers:

Active Ingredient	Common Brand Names	Target Parasites	Notes
Ivermectin	Equimax, Zimecterin	Roundworms, bots, pinworms	Most commonly used; bot coverage
Moxidectin	Quest, Quest Plus	Encysted cyathostomins, bots	Strongest option; use carefully
Fenbendazole	Panacur, Safe-Guard	Roundworms, pinworms	Widespread resistance in some areas
Pyrantel	Strongid, Exodus	Roundworms, tapeworms	Resistance emerging in some regions
Praziquantel	Equimax, Quest Plus	Tapeworms	Often combined with ivermectin/moxidectin

App Features

What the EquineGo Deworming Tracker Does

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Full Treatment Log

Record every deworming with date, product name, active ingredient, dose, and who administered it. Build a complete history over your horse's lifetime.

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Rotation Tracking

See which active ingredients you've used in each cycle at a glance. Avoid inadvertent repetition and build a scientifically sound rotation strategy.

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Fecal Egg Count Log

Record FEC results (eggs per gram) before and after treatments to assess efficacy and classify your horse as a low, moderate, or high shedder.

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Smart Reminders

Set your deworming interval and get push notifications 30, 7, and 1 day before each treatment is due — for every horse in your barn.

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Per-Horse Records

Each horse has its own independent deworming history. Manage a herd of 20 horses with each one on a customized schedule.

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Connects to Health Records

Deworming data connects to your full horse health record — alongside vaccinations, medications, and vet visits.

Benefits

Benefits of Tracking Deworming in EquineGo

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Never miss a treatmentAutomatic reminders for every horse on your schedule
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Reduce anthelmintic resistanceTrack rotations so you never repeat active ingredients back-to-back
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Build a targeted programFEC data lets you deworm only when needed, reducing unnecessary treatments
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Better vet conversationsShow your vet a complete deworming history to improve their parasite control advice
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Manage entire herdEvery horse on an independent schedule — all in one account
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Save moneyTargeted deworming means fewer unnecessary treatments per year

FAQ

Horse Deworming Tracker — FAQ

How often should I deworm my horse?↓

Deworming frequency depends on your horse's fecal egg count (FEC) and your vet's recommendation. Low shedders (under 200 EPG) may only need 1–2 treatments per year. High shedders (over 500 EPG) may need 3–4 annual treatments. EquineGo helps you track FEC results and build a customized deworming plan based on actual data.

What deworming products should I rotate?↓

Common equine dewormers include ivermectin, moxidectin, fenbendazole, pyrantel, and praziquantel (for tapeworms). Rotating between different active ingredient classes helps prevent anthelmintic resistance. EquineGo logs the specific product and active ingredient used each cycle so you can see your full rotation history at a glance.

What is a fecal egg count?↓

A fecal egg count (FEC) measures the number of parasite eggs per gram (EPG) in your horse's manure. It indicates how heavy your horse's parasite burden is, which guides deworming frequency and product selection. EquineGo lets you log FEC results alongside your deworming records for a complete parasite control picture.

Can I track deworming for multiple horses?↓

Yes. EquineGo supports unlimited horse profiles — each horse gets its own independent deworming history, FEC log, and reminder schedule.

Does EquineGo send deworming reminders?↓

Yes. Once you log a deworming treatment, EquineGo calculates the next due date based on your custom interval and sends push notification reminders 30, 7, and 1 day before each treatment is due.

Is deworming tracking included in the free plan?↓

Deworming tracking is included in the Core Pack plan at $7.99/month. The free Starter plan includes horse profiles, basic reminders, and hoof care tracking. Upgrade to Core to unlock vaccinations, deworming, medications, feed management, and expense tracking.

Start Tracking Today

Build a Smarter Deworming Program for Every Horse

Download EquineGo and start logging deworming history, fecal egg counts, and rotation schedules — free for the first month, then Core Pack at $7.99/month.

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