Fly Away - Fly Repellent for Horse

FLY AWAY is a natural spray-on solution specifically made to keep flies away and promote healing of equine dermatitis pre-existing wounds.
Particulary helps keeping culicoides away.

The unique composition of FLY AWAY allows the product to be used on wounds, including itchy ones due to the horse allergic reaction to culicoides saliva.

FLY AWAY contains a natural sun product.

Properties of this fly repellent for horses:

• Helps keeping flies away.
• Soothes itches.
• Promotes the horse natural wound healing process.
• Helps to protect the horse's wounds from insects, especially flies.

Natural solution for horses, ponies and donkeys, made of among others, sun protective components with measured protection factors, like wheat germ oil (SPF20). Therefore, it can de used all day long even on a sunny day.

The essential oils and coconut oil are well know for their insect repellent properties, helping keeping flies away.

Tamanu oil and lavender essential oil are very efficient in soothing itchy, scratchy areas.

Finally, marine biopolymers, wheat germ oil and sweet almond oil promote the horse's natural wound healing while moisturizing it.

Its use can be ideally combined with DERMA HORSE for a dermatitis horse.

How to use the Fly Away:

Shake well before use.

1. Brush the horse thoroughly before applying and disinfect any itch wounds (you can use SILVER CLEANSE for that).
2. Spray evenly on the whole body while avoiding the eyes.
3. Renew application regularly.

Key ingredients:

Coconut oil - Sweet Almond oil - Tamanu oil - Essential oils - Excipients

Equine competition :

This logo ensures the absence of raw materials considered doping by the race code and the FEI in the product.

Horse care safety precautions :

Equine care. External use.
Maintain in a dry place at room temperature. Close after use. Keep away from children. External use.
No allergies, or other side effects were reported.

Packaging for Fly Away repellent for horses :

Spray of 500 mL

Packaging contains no phtalate nor bisphenols.