Horse
Fly and Insect Control
Pipestone Farm Supply carries fly and insect control products made for horses, from ready-to-use pump sprays to larger refill jugs. The range includes Farnam Bronco Equine Fly Spray (including the 3.8 L refill), the GHS line of Kentucky Fly Shield, Mustang Fly Shield, Power Shield and Extenda Shield in 1 L pump sprays and 4 L jugs, GHS Tick End and the Golden Horseshoe Tick End Spray for Horses in 4 L, and Doktor Doom Long Lasting Residual Insecticide for Horses. Every one of these is regulated as a pesticide by Health Canada, so read the label before use for the animals it is registered for, how and where to apply it, re-application intervals and the precautions for handlers and foals. Product pages list the brand and container size; pick up in Millet or have it shipped across Canada. Permethrin fly spray for horses in Canada: Doktor Doom Long Lasting Residual Insecticide for Horses (1 L trigger spray, PCP Reg. No. 35104, Domestic class) is a ready-to-use, water-based permethrin 0.5% spray registered for horses and ponies only, against black flies, face flies, house flies, horn flies, horse flies and mosquitoes. Its product page quotes the Health Canada label in full: the spray and wipe-on application methods, the 60 mL per animal per treatment limit, the once-per-day restriction, the foal, pregnancy and slaughter restrictions, and the handler precautions, with a link to the registered label. The Farnam Bronco and GHS Kentucky, Mustang, Power and Extenda Shield sprays and the two Tick End products each state their own registration and directions on their pages; the registration number, not the brand name, tells you what a spray is approved for and on which animals.
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- Read the guide: What Does DIN Mean on a Veterinary Product? Health Canada's Definition
Health Canada's definition of a Drug Identification Number (DIN), what the Drug Product Database statuses mean, and the veterinary products we list with their DIN cited.
- Read the guide: How to Estimate a Horse's Weight: Weight Tape, Girth Table or Scale
Ontario's agriculture ministry on weighing a horse: how to use a weight tape, its girth-to-weight table and formula, and when only a scale will do.
- Read the guide: Heated Water Buckets and Stock Tank De-Icers: Keeping Livestock Water Open Through an Alberta Winter
How to match a K&H stock tank de-icer, bucket heater, heated base or heated bowl to the horses, cattle, poultry, dogs and barn cats you keep — and set it up safely.
- Read the guide: Mad Barn Omneity vs AminoTrace+: Which One Does Your Horse Need?
Omneity Premix, Omneity Pellets or AminoTrace+? What Mad Barn's own labels say about each balancer, who each is formulated for, feeding rates, and which sizes we stock in Millet.