Subscribing to our All Seasons service makes following a best practice parasite control programme even easier for busy horse owners!
The All Seasons subscription service is a tailor made testing programme designed to take the guess work out of managing this important aspect of horse’s health.
For one simple monthly subscription payment, clients receive a tailor made plan for each horse they sign up and the tests needed to target the right parasites, at the right time of year, sent direct to their door.
Essential Care subscription plans offer a regular schedule of worm counts for redworm, roundworm while the Complete Care plans also include EquiSal tests for tapeworm.
BENEFITS OF ALL Subscription Plans
All plans offer the following benefits
- Rolling plan that spreads the cost monthly for convenience
- Kits sent to you when needed – no need to track your schedule
- Full advisory support, including guidance on encysted small redworm management
- Free reduction test to check for drug resistance, if your winter worm egg count is positive
- Annual test allowance for additional testing (e.g., pinworm or sand tests)
- Includes postage costs for all test deliveries
- Exclusive entry to win a Westgate prize bundle in a seasonal prize draw
- Cancel anytime after the first three months
While the subscription service costs slightly more than our other services, it offers added convenience as we do all the planning for you, postage is covered, and other additional benefits that ensure complete peace of mind.
With six different subscription plans to suit your horse and your budget, the All Seasons service is still an affordable and popular way to manage parasite control.
Most Popular Subscription Plan
Healthy Adult Horse - Complete Care - £9.99 per month
- x4 Worm Egg Counts for redworm and ascarids
- x2 EquiSal saliva tapeworm kits
- x1 Reduction test
- £25 Annual allowance
Essential Care Subscription plans start from only £5.75 per month but they exclude the 2 x EquiSal tapeworm tests.
It can be hard to tell by looking at a horse whether or not it has a worm burden, so it’s incredibly important to keep up regular testing.
The intervals for testing for healthy, young and high risk horses are vet approved and based on the worm life cycles we’re testing for, the relative risk of the individual horse and the parasite challenges they might meet in their environment. Unintentionally lengthening this time between testing or treating could easily allow a parasite burden to get out of hand and become a threat to horse health.
Responsible horse owners know that regular monitoring using worm counts and tapeworm tests is the cornerstone of a good worming programme to help keep horses healthy and happy, only adding wormers as they are needed. This helps to slow drug resistance as well as being better for the horse and the environment.
As with all Westgate’s services, free veterinary approved follow-up advice from their friendly experts is always available. Not only does the new subscription service help to spread the cost of a parasite control programme it also gives All Seasons peace of mind that any potentially harmful parasite challenges can be identified and dealt with.
