Stop Parasites Before They Drain Your Livestock

You check your herd every morning. You notice a cow rubbing its flank raw on a fence post. A calf is losing weight despite good grazing. Your dog is scratching so hard it's raw behind the ears. These aren't small annoyances — they're parasites, and they cost you money every single day.

Ivomec-style injections mean chasing animals through pens, needles, stress, and risk of injury to both you and the animal. There's a simpler way.

This is the Ivermectin Pour-On Solution — a broad-spectrum parasite treatment you simply pour along the animal's backline. No needles. No restraint chute. No chasing. Just a measured strip and the animal goes back to grazing.

Why Parasite Control Can't Wait

Internal and external parasites don't just make animals uncomfortable. They drain blood, reduce weight gain, suppress feed conversion, and cut milk production. Cattle with heavy mite or lice infestations can lose significant weight in weeks. Sheep rub wool off on fences. Pigs chew their tails raw. A single untreated animal can re-infect the whole herd within a season.

Traditional injections work, but they're stressful. Every needle stick is a chance for infection. Every chase through the pen raises heart rates and wastes labor. And if you have a mixed farm — cattle, sheep, swine, even working dogs — you're juggling multiple products, multiple dosages, and multiple bottles.

What Is a Pour-On Solution?

Pour-on is exactly what it sounds like: you measure the correct dose and pour it as a narrow strip along the animal's backline, from the withers to the tailhead. The ivermectin absorbs through the skin and spreads systemically, killing internal worms, lungworms, eye worms, grubs, lice, and mites — without ever touching a needle.

The 250ml bottle is sized for a working farm. It comes with a measuring chamber for accurate dosing, so you're not guessing between animals. One bottle treats multiple head across the season, depending on species and weight.

Three Reasons Farmers Switch to Pour-On

Who Is This For?

• Cattle ranchers who need a low-stress way to control grubs, lice, and lungworms across the herd.
• Sheep producers fighting blowfly, lice, and worm burden in the flock.
• Swine operations managing mange and gastrointestinal parasites without pen-side injections.
• Dog owners and kennels who need a reliable off-label parasite treatment at the correct weight-based dose.
• Small mixed farms that raise more than one species and want one product that covers them all.

Traditional Injection vs. Pour-On — At a Glance

How to Use It

1. Calculate the dose by body weight. Use the labeled dosing rate for your species and animal weight. The built-in measuring chamber makes this quick and accurate.
2. Part the hair along the backline. Run your fingers against the hair growth from the withers to the tailhead so the solution reaches the skin, not just the coat.
3. Pour the measured strip. Apply the solution evenly along the midline. Do not rub in. Allow the animal to move off — it will absorb the treatment through the skin.

Seasonal parasite pressure builds fast — treat before summer egg counts climb.

What's in the Bottle

• 1x 250ml bottle of ivermectin-based pour-on solution
• Built-in measuring chamber for accurate dosing
• Label with dosing guide by species and weight

Frequently Asked Questions

Disclaimer: This product is for animal use only. It is not intended for human consumption or use. Always read and follow the label directions. Consult a licensed veterinarian for diagnosis, dosing, and treatment decisions. Keep out of reach of children.