Multifunctional Fly Control Pellets for Horses

John Ewing was at the forefront of equine nutrition development in the mid-20th century. He carefully formulated a product to increase growth and overall condition of horses, which lives on today as Daily Essentials - accompanied by a variety of formulations to support every aspect of a horse's health. We are proud to offer today's top-of-the-line supplements, all still manufactured out of our facility in Colorado.

Discover the Easiest Way to Get Rid of Flies at Your Barn. Tired of relying only on fly traps, sprays, sheets, and masks? These methods only target adult flies. MultiFly Feed-Thru Fly Control for Horses works by stopping flies before they can bother anyone. The active ingredient, Novaluron, breaks the fly life cycle to halt the development of fly larvae into adult flies.

Why does MultiFly work so well? It is made with Novaluron, an Insect Growth Regulator that is 99.9% effective at breaking the life cycle of house and stable flies in the manure of horses. One scoop per day for every horse in the barn will dramatically reduce the fly population.

My dog eats manure. Will my dog be safe if he consumes manure when I am feeding MultiFly to my horses? We have many MultiFly customers with pets that like to eat manure, but we cannot make any claims regarding safety or efficacy for any animal other than horses. Can I feed this to other species (cattle, goats, chickens, dogs, etc.)? Novaluron (the active ingredient) has been tested in non-equines, but we are unable to make any claims about safety or efficacy for any species other than equines. Please consult your veterinarian.

Does MultiFly repel flies from my horse? No - MultiFly is ineffective towards existing adult flies. It is not a fly repellent, but rather an Insect Growth Regulator that stops flies from reproducing in manure. How quickly will I start seeing results with MultiFly? Some customers see results in as little as three days, but most people observe significant results in two to four weeks, which is the average lifecycle of a fly.

I have a smaller/larger than average horse, how much should I feed? For the average equine at 1100 lbs or less, feed 1 scoop daily. For especially small animals (e.g. 550 lbs or less) you may feed half a scoop. For equines over 1100 lbs, feed 2 scoops daily.

Check out all Formula 707 has to offer: Calming Pellets, Joint 6-in-1 Pellets, Daily Essentials, and more. MultiFly is effective, safe, palatable, affordable, and made in the USA since 1946.

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