Are you sick of swatting flies?

Horse owners know that one of the first true signs of spring is the emergence of flies and other winged pests. These harbingers of warmer weather aren’t only obnoxious, they can also contribute to a variety of health issues including allergic reactions, viral diseases and skin infections. In this volume of EQUUS Extra, we share some effective strategies for reducing insect populations and protecting your horse.

Featured in this Issue:

  • Are you using the best fly spray for your horse?
  • Tips for keeping fly populations down
  • How to prevent and treat sweet itch

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