Horse Fly TweetMint is a non-toxic spray for use on horses that is designed to repel and eliminate bloodsucking insects. Made of ingredients that are either natural, plant-based or naturally-occurring, you can apply this liberally to your animal without worry. In fact, this spray is formulated for use as a shampoo as well. It provides strong repellent power, but it will also leave your animals–and the whole area–smelling great. Horse Fly TweetMint is safe for people; if any gets on you, you'll enjoy repellent protection as well.
- Helps to remove bot eggs
- Highly concentrated, so a little goes a long way
- The cooling sensation of the peppermint acts as a liniment.
- Hypoallergenic, biodegradable and non-toxic. All TweetMint products are free from parabens, dyes, phthalates, formaldehyde, MEA, DEA and TEA.
- Spraying in and around droppings, manure piles, barns, stables and paddock areas will help speed up decomposition of manure, deodorize the area and disrupt fly populations and their habitat.
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This Product Controls These Pests or Diseases: Horse flies, deer flies, ticks, mosquitoes and more.
Repellent Directions:
Dilute 2-4 oz. of concentrate in a 32 oz. spray bottle of water. Spray liberally over the entire body. When applying to the head/face and ears, spray onto a clean mitt or cloth and apply gently. Be careful to avoid getting solution in eyes.
For added protection spray dilution onto horse droppings, in and around barns, paddocks or stable areas.
Shampoo Directions:
Use concentrate and shampoo animal as usual. Reapply each time the animal is washed, exposed to heavy rain, or sweating.
Warning & Toxicities:
Avoid contact with the eyes, flush with water if contact occurs. In case of accidental ingestion, contact a physician. Do not allow children to use while unattended.
Active Ingredients/Guaranteed Analysis:
Purified water, anionic/nonionic surfactant blend, glycerin, enzymes, peppermint oil, sodium borate.
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Horse fly repellant
Jul 24, 2023 | By Jane Wiggans Coughran
