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War Paint
Roll-On Fly Repellant
War Paint
kills and repels
face, horn, stable, house, black and bot flies on horses and
foals. Apply War Paint in very
small amounts only where flies congregate. When applied to
the horse, War Paint attaches to the hair and slowly
releases the insecticide over a period of weeks. Full body
fly control does not usually occur on the horse until 1-2
days after the application. War Paint is not only an
insecticide but a repellent as well. After 2-3 weeks War
Paint will become powdery and fall off the horses hair with
no adverse effects at all
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Do not apply to a wet animal since
the product will not adhere to moist surfaces. Full Body Fly
Control: Adult horses: For the treatment of pastured horses,
and those that are not going to be ridden for a period of
weeks, it is recommended that a full dose, 12 grams, of WAR
PAINT™ be applied as a single treatment. This should
provide adequate fly control for approximately one week on
pastured horses. Apply one (1) gram under each eye, two (2)
grams on back and two (2) grams on each leg below the hock
or knee - grams total as a single treatment. Do not repeat
treatment for seven (7) days. See application techniques.
Local Fly Control: For horses that are to be ridden and
handled frequently, lesser amounts of WAR PAINT™ applied
more frequently are a better choice. Lesser amounts of WAR
PAINT™ applied discreetly and prudently to the horse can
provide effective local fly control for several days to a
week. If this technique is used, remember not to apply more
than 12 grams of WAR PAINT™ to a horse in any 7-day
period. See application technique.
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