Fly Repellents, Sweet Itch & Lice

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Fly Repellents, Sweet Itch & Lice Treatments for Horses Protect your horse from flies, midges, lice and common seasonal skin conditions with our carefully selected range of fly spray for horses , sweet itch solutions and equine lice treatment options. Whether you're looking for a horse fly repellent for daily turnout or a long-lasting horse fly insect repellent for intense summer protection, there are solutions available for both everyday routines and more persistent fly problems. Beat the Buzz: Effective Horse Fly Sprays for Reliable Protection During the warmer months, biting insects can cause real distress - from constant swishing and stamping to allergic reactions and skin damage. A high-quality fly spray for horses is essential in any equine care kit. Our range features some of the best fly sprays for horses on the UK market, including the powerful Leovet Phaser Fly Spray, which provides up to 7 hours of sweat-resistant protection - ideal for horses out in hot or muggy conditions. For longer-term cover, Farnam Tri-Tec 14 combines repellent and insecticidal action, delivering protection for up to 14 days. It’s a go-to fly spray horses need during peak insect season. For horses that are particularly sensitive around the face and ears, using a fly mask can provide valuable physical protection alongside topical repellents. These masks act as a simple barrier to prevent insects from landing and biting, helping to reduce irritation and rubbing during turnout. Gels and Roll-Ons for Spray-Sensitive Horses Some horses dislike the noise or feel of sprays. That’s where fly repellent gels and roll-ons come in. Products like Leovet Power Phaser Gel are brilliant for precise application around the face, ears and sensitive spots - and they’re especially handy in windy conditions. Sweet Itch Prevention and Soothing Relief Sweet itch, caused by allergic reactions to midge bites, can lead to relentless itching and skin damage. Prevention is key, so start treatments early in