Fly spray and insect repellant help minimize the number of biting insects that harass your horse, but only if you apply it properly. That includes starting with a clean horse and following the manufacturer’s instructions. In this video, we’ll walk you through the steps you should take before, during, and after the fly spray process, so you can provide your horse with effective relief.
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