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Dosing Syringes & Pumps for Horses – Accurate Liquid and Paste Dosing | Emmers Equestrian
Liquids and pastes are convenient, but getting an accurate, consistent dose is its own challenge. At Emmers Equestrian, our syringes and pumps sit alongside our wider horse supplements range, helping take the guesswork out of daily dosing and travel days alike.
Inside you'll find oral dosing syringes in a range of volumes, syringes with an adjustable plunger stop for repeat dosing, dosing pumps that fit onto supplement containers, adjustable-output pumps for doses that vary by bodyweight or workload, and bottle adapters and fittings for different container sizes.
Our syringes and pumps come from trusted equestrian brands: Emmers, TRM, and Cavalor.
A few tips for choosing:
- Check your container's neck size first, or look for a pump that comes with adapters
- Decide between fixed or adjustable output, depending on whether your dose stays the same or varies
- Give a new pump a few priming strokes, a helpful step before relying on the count
- Measuring one stroke into a jug can be useful, a simple way to confirm what's being delivered
- Choose a syringe that covers a full dose in one fill, generally easier than a mid-dose refill
- Rinsing and drying syringes promptly is worth building into the routine, particularly with oils
- A calm, unhurried approach tends to help and having an extra pair of hands is often useful too
Frequently asked questions
What's the difference between a pump and a syringe?
Pumps are generally used for daily liquid dosing at home, while syringes suit pastes and dosing away from the yard.
Will a pump fit my container?
This depends on the neck size, so checking before buying or choosing one with adapters is a sensible step.
How do I know a pump is dosing accurately?
Many owners find it helpful to test a stroke into a measuring jug when setting up a new pump.
What size syringe should I get?
This depends on your product's dose, with many owners preferring a syringe that covers it in a single fill.
My horse doesn't love the syringe. Any tips?
A calm, patient approach and an extra pair of hands can help, and your vet or an experienced handler can offer guidance if needed.
Can syringes be reused?
Most are designed to be, with rinsing and drying after use generally recommended.
Can I use a syringe for powders?
Some owners mix powders into a slurry, though a liquid or paste format is often simpler where available.
Do I need one if I only feed at home?
Many owners find a syringe useful to have on hand for travel days or unexpected situations.