Farnam SimpliFly for Horses, Feed Through Fly Control for Horses, 3.75 lb

Farnam SimpliFly for Horses, Feed Through Fly Control for Horses, 3.75 lb

• Feed Thru Fly Control Supplement: SimpliFly works best alongside topical fly sprays and physical barriers like fly masks for integrated, whole-barn pest management
• Works with Your Fly Control Program: Use alongside a fly spray for horses or fly masks, and other horse fly protection methods as part of a complete barn fly control strategy
• Stops Flies Where they Breed: This equine daily supplement features the active ingredient diflubenzuron that passes through the horse unabsorbed and works directly in manure to prevent fly larvae from developing into adult flies
• Safe for Daily Use in All Horse Breeds: Add palatable alfalfa-based pellets to your horse's daily feed for consistent fly deterrent support in stalls, pastures, paddocks, and dry lots
• Feed-Through Fly Control for Horses: SimpliFly Feed-Thru Fly Control breaks and prevents the fly life cycle in manure, helping reduce stable fly populations and providing reliable fly control for horses in barns, stalls, and pastures
• Season-Long Fly Population Reduction: Begin feeding in early spring before flies appear and continue through summer and fall to support fewer flies and stable fly prevention
• Farnam Equine Supplement in 3.75 lb (60-Day Supply) and 10 lb (160-Day Supply) Sizes: SimpliFly feed-through fly supplement is packaged in convenient buckets for horse owners, providing easy daily feeding and tack room storage
• Larvastop Technology for Fly Larvae Control: Diflubenzuron acts as a targeted feed-through larvicide that prevents fly larvae from developing in manure without the use of organophosphates
• Ideal for Barns, Stalls, and Pastures: Helps reduce fly populations in horse facilities where manure accumulation allows flies to breed and multiply; this supplement is highly palatable - just add to feed
• Helps Maintain a More Comfortable Environment: Reducing fly populations helps support horse comfort during turnout, feeding, riding, and training; reduces fly populations by 97-100%.