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ALZOO's fly and tick spray for horses relies on plant-based actives, cedarwood oil and peppermint oil at 1% each, rather than synthetic pesticides like permethrin or pyrethrins. It is meant to be sprayed on the coat and brushed in, and can also go on bedding, blankets and tack. The trade-off is real: botanical repellents like these generally wear off faster and hold up less well to sweat and rain than pyrethroid sprays, so expect to reapply more often. It suits owners who want a gentler, cruelty-free option for routine turnout and stable use, not heavy fly pressure on a sensitive horse.
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Lowest price we've seen: $10.99 on Nov 11 at DVM Central. Tracked across 15 stores since Nov 11.
ALZOO plant-based Fly & Tick Horse Spray protects horses from flies, ticks, mosquitoes, and other biting insects. It is made without synthetic pesticides and uses plant-based active ingredients. The formula is cruelty-free and made in the USA.
The active ingredients are cedarwood oil (1%) and peppermint oil (1%). Cedarwood oil repels insects and has a herbal aroma. Peppermint oil deters pests and has a fresh scent. Glycerin, isopropyl alcohol, sodium ricinoleate, and water make up the rest of the formula.
Brush the horse to remove dirt and dust. Spray the coat lightly, brushing against the lay of the hair for full coverage. It can be used on the legs, belly, shoulders, neck, and face, avoiding the eyes and mucous membranes. For precise areas, apply with a clean cloth or sponge. It can also be applied to bedding, blankets, bridles, and tack.