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Equine America Forget Flies In-Feed Solution 1 Litre
Equine America Forget Flies In-Feed Solution 1 Litre
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Equine America Forget Flies In-Feed Solution 1 Litre
An innovative, naturally derived in-feed fly supplement using patented garlic polysulphide technology to provide summer fly support from the inside out. Forget Flies In-Feed Solution is the ideal choice for horses that hate sprays β with added zinc, seaweed, and cider vinegar to support skin and coat health.
Key Benefits
- Patented garlic polysulphide technology β standardises active compound levels for consistent efficacy in every serve
- Works from the inside out β ideal for horses that hate sprays
- Zinc, seaweed & cider vinegar β support skin and coat health throughout summer
- Naturally derived & environmentally friendly β no harmful chemicals
- Highly palatable β easy to add to feed
- BETA NOPS & UFAS accredited β suitable for FEI competition (note: contains controlled levels of MSM under Rules of Racing)
How to Feed
Add the recommended amount to your horseβs feed daily throughout the fly season. Follow the feeding guide on the product label. Always ensure fresh water is available.
FAQ
- How does in-feed fly support work?
- The active polysulphide compounds from garlic are absorbed through the digestive system and excreted through the skin and sweat, creating an aroma that deters flies and biting insects from landing on the horse.
- How does it compare to Forget Flies Spray?
- Forget Flies In-Feed Solution works from the inside out and is ideal for horses that hate sprays. Forget Flies Spray provides immediate topical protection. Both use the same patented garlic polysulphide technology. For maximum protection, use both together.
- Is it suitable for competition horses?
- Yes for FEI β but note that this product contains controlled levels of MSM under the Rules of Racing. Contact Equine America for specific advice before use in racehorses.
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