A deworming schedule is a plan that horse owners use to deworm their horses. There are many different types of dewormers available, so it is important to create a schedule that will work best for your horse.
There are several factors that you should consider when creating a deworming schedule. The first factor is the age of your horse. For example, foals should be dewormed every month until they are six months old, but after that, they can go two to three months without being dewormed again.
Another factor is the type of dewormer you use. Some work for a specific amount of time and then stop working, while others last for years.
Last, you should consider your horse's internal parasites and the location where you live. For example, if your horse is in a high-risk area or has a higher chance of being exposed to worms, then you should develop a plan that involves more frequent deworming.