Insecticidal Spray Concentrate for Dogs and Horses, Dilutable Flea, Tick, Fly and Biting Insect Control

Manage common external pests in your dog's or horse's care routine with a concentrated insecticidal spray and rinse that dilutes before use. It controls listed fleas and ticks on dogs, while horse use covers pyrethroid-sensitive flies and Culicoides biting insects.

The formula also aids the treatment of allergic dermatitis, or summer eczema, in dogs and Queensland Itch in horses. Clear animal-specific directions make it easier to prepare the correct dilution and maintain an appropriate treatment routine.

Key Features

• On dogs, the diluted solution controls cat fleas, dog fleas and adult Rhipicephalus ticks, supporting a focused approach to the pests named on the directions.
• For horses, it controls buffalo fly, stable fly and Culicoides biting insects, giving owners a practical spray option when fly nuisance affects the daily routine.
• For Queensland Itch associated with Culicoides bite hypersensitivity, the directions specify spraying twice weekly until buffalo fly symptoms abate, then using it as required.
• Dog owners can dilute the concentrate in water or use methylated spirits when rapid drying is required, allowing preparation to suit the application routine. Do not apply a methylated-spirits dilution to broken skin.
• For broader flea control, the directions include cleaning bedding and resting places before regularly spraying the entire area with diluted product, addressing the spaces where pets spend time.

Specifications

• Animal use: Dogs and horses.
• Dog dilution: 10 mL per 400 mL of water or methylated spirits.
• Horse dilution: 10 mL per 400 mL of water.
• Available volumes: 250 mL and 1 L.
• Bottle type: Chamber bottle.
• Do not use on cats.
• Do not use on animals under 12 weeks of age.
• Do not use a methylated-spirits dilution on broken skin.
• Do not use on horses intended for human consumption.

Choose the 250 mL or 1 L chamber bottle to suit your routine, measure the animal-specific dilution carefully, and keep this treatment out of cat care and away from animals under 12 weeks old.