Feature: Fly Repellent for Horses

Feature: Fly Repellent for Horses
Fly repellent for horses
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Fly repellent for horses

Without doubt, horse flies are the greatest summer obstacle to overcome for horses and owners alike.

There are may different ways to solve this problem; from roll-ons to silent mists, there is a wide range of products suitable for every type of application drama. Here we take a look at the different types of fly repellent.

Top Tip: Make sure fields are cleared from droppings on a regular basis, this will reduce the amount of flies surrounding your horse when out grazing.

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Always test any new product on small area of skin 24 hours before applying to the body.

Tried & Tested – Excel Repel Horse and Rider, Fly Repellent

Horse and Rider Fly Spray is a natural repellent that can be applied to both human and horse that acts as a repellent midges, insects, horseflies and other biting insects. 

When applied the spray leaves a pleasant fragrances and lasts up to 8 hours. Ideally used in the morning for the daily protection to horses grazing.

Top Tip: When applying to the horse’s face, apply directly to hand and wipe over ears, around the eyes and down the nose.

Ingredients include – 15% Icaridin, Bog myrtyl oil (itself an effective natural repellent against midges), vegetable waxes and softened water.

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RRP £12.49

Visit www.excelrepel.co.uk/Horse-and-Rider-Fly-Spray-i18.htm

Naf Off Citronella Fly Repellent Spray 750ml

Carr, Day & Martin – Natural Insect Repellent Spray x 600 Ml

Brinicombe Think Fly Granules x 4 Kg

Spray
Nettexellent Advanced Spray 500ml
Wipes
Net-Tex Horse Fly Repellent Wipes – 50 Pack

Carr & Day & Martin Long Lasting Insect Repellent Gel 250ml – Repels midges and all flying and biting insects

Fly Away Max Strength Fly Repellent 50ml Roll On

Suzanne Ashton

Suzanne Ashton, Founder of Everything Horse (Est, 2012). Qualifications include a Ba Hons in Marketing Management and Diploma in Equine Studies. Suzanne has ridden and owned horses since a young child and has over a decade of experience in news writing and magazine content publication in the equestrian industry.