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Great for when the weather turns sunny and the bugs come out.
Garlic has traditionally been used to help support a healthy immune and respiratory system. It is reputed to have anti-viral, anti-fungal, and anti-bacterial properties. Fly Away Garlic is cold processed to ensure that the values remain undamaged. Heat processing or pickling of garlic can damage the highly sensitive, Allicin, deemed as the compound responsible for the benefits of garlic.
Contains 100% cold processed garlic powder.
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Warnings :
For use in horses only.
Directions for Use :
This product does not contain any chemicals or fillers.
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2 lb.
SLT122482 002
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SLT122482 006
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852664402733
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Helps keep flys off horses!
I use this during fly season. I have not had any issues with my " big" horse or mini eating garlic; they lick their feed tubs clean! I use less fly spray, some days I don't have to use any!
Great for fly season.
Last year I started a different fly regimen. I use the garlic, fly pellets and fly spray. Since my horse is at a private persons house, not a boarding facility, and our horses are on different sides of the property, this seems to have worked well last year so I am going with it again this year, only starting earlier. I am in California and our winters have been mild and this past winter there were flies during the winter, but not many. I am expecting fly season to be horrible this year. As far as price, I was ordering many items on line (spent $400), I compared my complete order with other online companies and I got the best price thru State Line with the 20% off and free shipping for the complete order so I can't comment on just the price on this single item.
Can't tell if it really helped
I've been using this product for about 1 month. I give it Full strength in hopes to help my horses with the flies. I think maybe it has helped a little but really not sure. Worth a try
This product has a great taste, my horse loves it!
The Phoenix, AZ area has a long fly season due to the heat so consequently we have tried many products to reduce the number of flies. Our vet recommended we try feeding a supplement to our 25 year old grey mare who seems to attract flies from other states! Since she has been eating this product there have been fewer flies. The mouth sores that plague her every summer are also subsiding. I credit the addition of Equilite FlyAway Garlic to her daily feeding for the reduction in flies.
Great Stuff
We mix this garlic with the horses daily wet feed . All 8 eat it with no problem . It sure does keep the flies off . This works better than fly spray .
Works
I started my highly sensitive Paso on this and it works well. Yes flys still come by but do not stay or bite her. She eats it but is not found of the taste. Others at my stable with skin conditions use this and it works wonders
It really works well!
I purchased this product in the winter months and started my horse on it to help boost his immune system. He boards with eight other horses an he gets a cough every winter. It took him about 3-4 days before he would eat it because the garlic smell is pretty intense. He never got his yearly cold and now the summer is here I noticed that he does not have many flies on him. I have completely stoped using any fly spray and strictly use this product and have been very pleased.
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How much powder do you give each horse at a time?
A shopper
on Jul 10, 2015
BEST ANSWER: I give my 1000 lb horse a half scoop once a day sprinkled over his grain. The directions on the container say to feed a half scoop twice daily but the half scoop once a day has worked for me. I introduced it gradually so that he wasn't "surprised" by a sudden change in his feed. It has worked wonders for him. He was the only horse to come off the pasture covered in welts from the biting insects before I began adding garlic to his feed. I still use fly spray to control the flies but the welts are a thing of the past.
BEST ANSWER: I give my 1000 lb horse a half scoop once a day sprinkled over his grain. The directions on the container say to feed a half scoop twice daily but the half scoop once a day has worked for me. I introduced it gradually so that he wasn't "surprised" by a sudden change in his feed. It has worked wonders for him. He was the only horse to come off the pasture covered in welts from the biting insects before I began adding garlic to his feed. I still use fly spray to control the flies but the welts are a thing of the past.
i give my horses two scoops twice a day. Have i seen any improvement. i think so the one mare usually has big reaction to fly bites, and they are hardly there now.
I give two heaping scoops to my 13-year old mate every day. It works. Give it time to get in your horses system and stick with it. Hope this helps. Kathleen.
Directions for Use:
Just follow the directions. I used to split it up into morning and night.
scoop is included 1 scoop per day
Half of the included scoop.
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Does it make horse smell like garlic?
A shopper
on Mar 17, 2017
BEST ANSWER: No the horse will not smell like garlic, however you will. It is very strong and it you get it on your hands when mixing it you will smell. Suggest using plastic gloves.
BEST ANSWER: No the horse will not smell like garlic, however you will. It is very strong and it you get it on your hands when mixing it you will smell. Suggest using plastic gloves.
I have use this for my 2 boys for over a year now and no they do not have a garlic smell
No it doesn't. The powder is very pungent but it doesn't make the horse smell different.
It does while they are eating it, but is not over powering. My horse loves his!
LOL Yes it makes their breath smell like they just ate Alfredo LOL
Just their farts. Well worth it though. No fly problems
No, I have not noticed my horse smelling like garlic.
Just their breath...but helps with flies
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What form is this in? Pellet, powder, capsule? How many doses does this container have?
A shopper
on May 31, 2017
BEST ANSWER: It's a powder. The container is huge so there would be quite a few doses. I mixed it with my horses' grain, but they really didn't like it. I decided to stick with fly spray and I found a really good one--Farnam Endure is the best and it really keeps the flies away for a long period of time. After my barn is built and they are with me, I'm going to invest in fly predators or fly eliminators.
BEST ANSWER: It's a powder. The container is huge so there would be quite a few doses. I mixed it with my horses' grain, but they really didn't like it. I decided to stick with fly spray and I found a really good one--Farnam Endure is the best and it really keeps the flies away for a long period of time. After my barn is built and they are with me, I'm going to invest in fly predators or fly eliminators.
it is garlic powder it comes with a small scoop and it smells great my horses love it and it seems to work well, i know nothing will keep the bugs away 100% but compared to the horses who are not on it my horses are a lot less bothered and seem happier out in the pasture.
Mine came in a powder form. I bought the bigger container and it'll last me forever with 2 horses, dosing twice a day. The scoop is very small, like a tablespoon. And says you can do one - two scoops twice a day. I only do one scoop.
It is a powder. I feed it 2x a day morning and evening to 2 horses and it has lasted me 2 months and I have still half the container left.
this is a powder. I got the big one since I have 3 horses. I used it last year.. didn't seem to make a difference. flies were still bad
it is garlic powder, it comes with a scoop and 2 scoops per day. i ordered 6lb size for 3 horses and it lasted me 6 months
It is a powder. The dosing per day is minimal. It goes a long ways.
mine is in powder form with a scooper
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Do all horses at the barn have to be on the feed thru fly supplement or just mine?
BEST ANSWER: To get the best results, all the horses should be on a no/low fly regimen. BUT, with the garlic, it is my understanding that garlic puts off an odor thru the horses body that flies don't like, I believe I read the same with apple cider vinegar. This was my regimen but my horse was on a private person's property, on the other side of the property from her horse and there were horses just across the street and this worked great for me. I fed Simplyfly (I believe that is the spelling, it is also sold on Stateline) which all horses in the immediate vicinity need to be on to work, the Fly Away Garlic, leggings because the bottom part of my horses legs is where the flies were brutal and all my horse did was stomp without them, a fly mask and spraying every day. I just had to put my horse down but when he was alive and I would go every day to see him, I would only see a couple flies. If I were you, I would try the garlic, you never know if your horse's chemistry will respond with positive results. I would try to find a smaller container of the garlic for your test, just so you don't waste your money. Also, research the apple cider vinegar on line and see if I am right about using it. I am finding apple cider vinegar is great for all kinds of stuff. I know a girl who gave her horse the apple cider vinegar because it is suppose to be good for horses digestive system. I hope this helps you. I hated watching my horse get eaten alive and stomping, I would want to cry. Before finding out about the leggings, those damn flies would draw blood and leave drips of blood running down my horses legs. Those flies were so relentless that even when I sprayed them directly with fly spray, some would just drop and some still held on to my horse's legs. Not to mention drive me crazy landing on me all the time.
BEST ANSWER: To get the best results, all the horses should be on a no/low fly regimen. BUT, with the garlic, it is my understanding that garlic puts off an odor thru the horses body that flies don't like, I believe I read the same with apple cider vinegar. This was my regimen but my horse was on a private person's property, on the other side of the property from her horse and there were horses just across the street and this worked great for me. I fed Simplyfly (I believe that is the spelling, it is also sold on Stateline) which all horses in the immediate vicinity need to be on to work, the Fly Away Garlic, leggings because the bottom part of my horses legs is where the flies were brutal and all my horse did was stomp without them, a fly mask and spraying every day. I just had to put my horse down but when he was alive and I would go every day to see him, I would only see a couple flies. If I were you, I would try the garlic, you never know if your horse's chemistry will respond with positive results. I would try to find a smaller container of the garlic for your test, just so you don't waste your money. Also, research the apple cider vinegar on line and see if I am right about using it. I am finding apple cider vinegar is great for all kinds of stuff. I know a girl who gave her horse the apple cider vinegar because it is suppose to be good for horses digestive system. I hope this helps you. I hated watching my horse get eaten alive and stomping, I would want to cry. Before finding out about the leggings, those damn flies would draw blood and leave drips of blood running down my horses legs. Those flies were so relentless that even when I sprayed them directly with fly spray, some would just drop and some still held on to my horse's legs. Not to mention drive me crazy landing on me all the time.
I use by the horse not the barn. The garlic is in the blood. I use it for fly and mosquito protection, It works pretty good. I still fly spray them 1 or 2 times a week but very little. My one horse used to be covered in bumps from mosquitos. So much better than . I keep them on it year round. 1/2 a scoop once a day. I did research on regular garlic and it seems to compare. Flyaway is just more convenient.
this is just to keep flies away from your horse its not a fly control product. so you can use it just for your horses comfort, it will take about a month or so to build up in your horses system to be effective.
It would certainly help, but isn't strictly necessary. The garlic will still be acting on the horse consuming it.
I just use it on mine. the other horses in barn are on a variety of feed thru.
To be really effective I think all horses should be fed the garlic supplement.
all horses if you want to cut down on the fly population
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is this safe for pregnant mares?
BEST ANSWER: I think it would be best to ask your vet about giving your pregnant mare this. It work wonders on my mare Missouri Fox Trotter. Kathleen
BEST ANSWER: I think it would be best to ask your vet about giving your pregnant mare this. It work wonders on my mare Missouri Fox Trotter. Kathleen
I really don't know. None of my mares are bred. I think there was some information on the description on that. Sorry I'm not more help.
Don't know. I give to a mare but not pregnant.
Need to check manufacturers label
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How long will a 2 lbs container last if I feed just one horse? (Servings per container.)
A shopper
on Jan 12, 2017
BEST ANSWER: I really don't know, i use less than recommended. it's winter here so no idea how it affects flies.I do know it's good for them. I do a teaspoon a day with 6oz of oats any more than that you have to increase there feed cause it becomes overpowering.
BEST ANSWER: I really don't know, i use less than recommended. it's winter here so no idea how it affects flies.I do know it's good for them. I do a teaspoon a day with 6oz of oats any more than that you have to increase there feed cause it becomes overpowering.
The two pound container will last one horse approximately 32 days. The dose is 1 ounce per day, split into half an ounce each morning and evening.
i ordered the large 6lbs size for 3 horses and it lasted 6 months, so 2lbs should last you about 6 months.
i ordered the 6lb tub and i feed 3 horses for 6 months, i love it it worked great for my 3 boys
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How many doses per container?
A shopper
on Oct 2, 2017
BEST ANSWER: The dose is one ounce daily split into morning and evening. The 2lb size would be approximately 32 doses, and the 6lb size approximately 96 doses.
BEST ANSWER: The dose is one ounce daily split into morning and evening. The 2lb size would be approximately 32 doses, and the 6lb size approximately 96 doses.
i'm guessing a 2 lb. container is enough for 1 horse per fly season.
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is there anyone out there that uses this on their pregnant mare with a foal?
A shopper
on Jun 13, 2017
BEST ANSWER: Precaution:
BEST ANSWER: Precaution:
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