Horse Supplement for Seasonal Biting Bugs, Natural Oral Formula for Trough, Feed or Direct Dosing

This natural horse supplement gives horse carers a flexible oral option when ticks, mosquitoes, flies and midges appear. The homeopathic preparation can become part of the seasonal routine through trough water, feed or direct mouth dosing.

The formula is made in New Zealand from non-toxic ingredients in a vegetable glycerine and purified water base. Begin dosing when biting bugs first appear and allow one week for the remedy to start taking effect.

Key Features

• Adding the remedy to a water trough supports convenient dosing for multiple animals while following the recommended trough routine.
• Feed, treat and direct-mouth options let you choose a dosing method that suits the horse and the daily care schedule.
• The 90ml aluminium bottle has a hygienic serum pump, over cap and 230 two-pump doses, making it practical for dosing away from the stable.
• Suitability for long-term use allows dosing to continue throughout insect season as directed.
• The formula is alcohol free and stated to be safe for pregnant or lactating mares, supporting use through different stages of equine care.
• It may be used alongside prescription medications and is stated to be competition and racing safe.

Specifications

• Origin: Made in New Zealand
• Preparation: Homeopathic preparation
• Base: Vegetable glycerine and purified water
• Ingredients: Culex, Dulcamara, Hypericum, Ledum, Pulex and Sulphur
• Shelf life: 2 years
• 90ml bottle dosing: 2 pumps onto the tongue, gums or lips, or onto non-absorbent food, twice daily
• Water bucket dosing: 5 pumps daily
• Water trough dosing: 25ml into a 500-litre trough every second day
• Feed dosing: 12ml onto feed twice daily
• 90ml pump bottle yield: 230 doses at 2 pumps per dose
• 90ml bottle material: Food-grade aluminium
• Jerry can material: Food-grade plastic
• Available sizes: 90ml pump bottle, 1 litre jerry can, 2 litre jerry can and 5 litre jerry can supplied with a pump

Continue dosing until insect season is over. Oral doses need to contact the tongue, gums or lips. This remedy does not protect horses from tick-borne diseases, including paralysis ticks; contact your veterinarian if disease occurs or if a horse appears to be in pain or suffering.