Coopers Fly Repellent Plus 600ml

Description

As a ready-to-use, topical application to repel and kill biting and other flies on horses; as an aid in the control of sweet itch, a condition believed to be caused by the midge Culiciodes pulicaris. For the treatment and control of infestations of the biting louse, Damalinia equi. Also shines horses’ coats.

Do not use with other topically applied products. Avoid application into the horse’s eyes and nostrils or into cuts and abrasions.

The product may be used on pregnant and lactating animals. Due regard must always be given to physical condition, particularly of any animals in advanced pregnancy, and/or under stress from adverse weather conditions, poor nutrition, handling etc.

Shake the product thoroughly before use. No dilution is necessary. Apply shortly before working the horse or when flies are troublesome, at the following rate:

Up to 300 kg body weight -100ml
301 to 500 kg body weight -150ml
Over 500 kg body weight – 200ml

If the horse is to be groomed, the product should not be applied until after this has been completed. Pour the product onto the sponge cloth and spread lightly over the horse’s head, neck, body and legs measuring the dose volume against the calibrations on the 600 ml container.

Fly control: Where flies appear to be troublesome only around the horse’s head and neck a reduced amount may be applied to these parts alone. Repeat every other day or as necessary. A treatment will normally give two to four days relief, but longer or shorter protection may occur depending on climatic conditions, the prevailing fly species and the intensity of fly worry.

Louse control: A single application of Coopers Fly Repellent Plus will usually eliminate adult populations of the biting louse Damalinia equi, and viable eggs for up to 3 months. However, as this protection is not absolute, it is advisable to repeat treatment after an interval of 14 days. Ensure that the whole body is treated including the head and the tail.

Adverse reactions
A small proportion of horses may exhibit a skin reaction following application of the product. This reaction is normally mild and transient, resembling nettle-rash and usually resolves without the need for any treatment. Application to a small area on the side of the neck, before the first occasion of use, should determine within 24 hours whether such a reaction is likely.