Flies

It seems like no matter what time of year it is, fly control is always on horse owner’s minds. If you’ve tried everything you can think of to keep the flies off your horse and out of your barn, try taking a different approach to your fly control.

Did you know that this common household item is used to repel mice and flies in the barn?

Check out these three things that will help keep your horse's tail healthy all year long.

With the warm summer days comes the dreaded fly season. Guard your horse against the irritating, disease-carrying pests with our tips and tricks.

Joe Stricklin, DVM from Greeley, Colorado sat down with us to talk about vesicular stomatitis. Here’s what you need to know about this currently active disease.

If your horse lives at pasture or is turned out much of the time, a run-in shed can provide him with shelter from winter’s storms and summer’s heat and flies.

Take action to remove any remaining eggs from your horse’s haircoat to guard against bot-fly damage.

Are you and your horse plagued by barn flies? Take our quiz to test your fly IQ.

Keeping your horse fly-free is no easy task. Here we show you seven different fly-fighting solutions that’ll help your bug-prone horse survive the summer months.

Here’s what you need to know about feed-through products that break the life cycle of those pesky flies.

Does your horse fly sheet do all that it could?

Tips for using fly masks to protect your horse's face from flies and gnats.