Free Live CE Webinar · Wed, June 24 · 5:00 PM EST
Earn a free CE credit while you rethink equine parasite control.
A drug-only deworming calendar can’t keep up with resistance. Learn the microbiome-based approach that’s changing clinical practice — in one focused hour.
- Walk away with a sustainable, targeted deworming framework you can apply Monday morning.
- Understand the gut microbiome–cyathostomin connection driving the shift in protocols.
- Can't make it live? Register anyway — we'll email you the full recording.
- 📅 Wed, June 24, 2026
- 🕔 5:00 PM EST
- 💻 Live online
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RACE-approved
CE credit
Speaker's research & clinical experience
Free to attend, recording included
The problem
The rotational calendar is failing.
- Anthelmintic resistance keeps climbing across cyathostomin populations.
- Blanket deworming disrupts the gut microbiome you're trying to protect.
- "Treat everyone on schedule" no longer reflects the evidence.
- Clients want guidance you can defend with current science.
What you'll gain
A smarter, defensible approach.
- Targeted strategies that preserve microbial diversity.
- A clear read on inflammation, dysbiosis, and parasite burden.
- Management practices that support long-term GI health.
- An early look at where parasite-microbiota research is heading.
What you'll learn
Five takeaways for your practice
and manage parasite control.
01
How cyathostomins interact with the equine gut microbiome
02
Factors that contribute to microbiome disruption in managed horses
03
Clinical implications of inflammation, dysbiosis, and parasite burden
04
Principles of targeted, sustainable parasite control
05
Emerging concepts in parasite-associated microbiota
Meet your speaker
Led by a leading equine parasitologist
Nikki Walshe is an Associate Professor in Equine Science at the University of Limerick and previously served as Assistant Professor in Equine Clinical Studies at University College Dublin, where she developed UCD’s first micro-credential in equine parasite control. A PhD researcher in Equine Infection Biology focused on the intestinal microbiota, she is completing a European Veterinary Parasitology College residency and leads education through the EPIC initiative.
- Associate Professor, Equine Science — University of Limerick
- 10+ years in equine healthcare & clinical research
- Developed UCD's first equine parasite control micro-credential
- EVPC residency — sustainable parasite control focus
Your host
Dr. Lydia Gray
SUCCEED Veterinary Consultant
Dr. Lydia Gray is an equine veterinarian and industry consultant with a passion for translating science into practical solutions for horse owners and equine professionals. Her focus is evidence-based nutrition and supplements that support digestive health and overall horse health and wellness.
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Join live on June 24, or register now and we’ll send you the full recording afterward.
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