ECOVET Horse Fly Spray Repellent/Insecticide (Made with Food Grade Fatty acids), 18 oz

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With EcoVet All Worming Tablets, dosage is simple. One Tablet for every 10Kg of body weight. We have even scored the tablets into quarters, to make tailoring doses to your pet’s size easy! Ecovet does not seem to affect Fly Predators for two reasons: (1) Fly Predators are actually a species of parasitic wasp (Ecovet does not affect bees and wasps to an appreciable extent), and (2) the wasp typically is near poop piles and not on the animals themselves. We get our palm kernel oil from Emery Oleochemicals. Here is an explanation from Emery about Ecovet ingredients:

EcoVet All Worming Tablets are an efficient and cost-effective method of controlling intestinal worms in dogs. Focus on treating the regions that are giving her the most trouble (usually mane, tail head and ventral abdomen). To start, apply a liberal amount until control is achieved. For an allergic horse, it may be best to start with twice-a-day treatments focusing on these regions. Sometimes using a soft cloth or mitt allows for a more effective way to apply Ecovet. Read Dr. John's blog post for more details on helping the allergic horse. EcoVet all wormer should be stored at room temperature. It should be kept away from heat. There is no need to refrigerate the bottle.The label only lists the active ingredients and says 85% are "other ingredients." Can you tell me what those other ingredients are? Is Ecovet safe to spray on wounds? My horse had a boo-boo this week and has a few stitches and some other scrapes. EcoVet All Worming Tablets do not have to be given with food, although, if you struggle with giving your pet their tablet, they can be crushed and mixed with a little wet/canned tasty food.

One thing that makes Ecovet's fatty acids different is that they are volatile. This means that they evaporate at certain body temperatures, resulting in Ecovet's "zone of repellency." When administered at normal dosages in dogs, side effects are rare (unless allergic – which is also rare). Ecovet is an EPA-registered product made from three naturally derived, food-grade fatty acids that are carried in a silicone base liquid.While we have done all the studies needed for the EPA for risks associated for human exposure, we did not specifically test Ecovet in either pregnant horses or humans. As such, we cannot comment directly on this. However, to date, we have not heard of any adverse reactions. We can't claim safety for pregnant or nursing mares or foals because we have not specifically done this testing. However, we have heard a lot of anecdotal reports of safe, effective treatment of these groups. Remember: A little Ecovet goes a long way! https://www.daf.qld.gov.au/animal-industries/animal-health-and-diseases/archived-content-dont-delete-yet/hydatid-disease