> Peg, > You are absolutely right! I am assuming a pre-treatment worm load. > When I treat in the future and report the results, I promise I will have > done my pre-treatment homework (I will have the fecal exam equipment by > then), and the comparisons should be a better indicator. Of course if > anyone wants to beat me to it, and do a before/after report, I'd love to > not have to wait for my own findings! :o) > > I kind of got all excited about this set of results because the horses > came out clean. Though I did not test them before this treatment, the > last time I had a fecal exam done on them, they definitely had a worm > load. "Negative" was a really happy surprise! > > Thanks! > > Barb >
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