ECOVET Horse Fly Spray Repellent/Insecticide (Made with Food Grade Fatty acids), 18 oz

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A fatty acid is a naturally occurring compound found in all fats and oils. Fatty acids can be either solid or liquid and they are oily to the touch. They serve many important purposes in the human body. For instance, fatty acids can be sources of fuel because when they are eaten they produce large quantities of energy. Many cell types can use fatty acids for this exact purpose. They are also important in supporting and strengthening the walls of cells. We get our palm kernel oil from Emery Oleochemicals. Here is an explanation from Emery about Ecovet ingredients: It covers roundworm, hookworm, whipworm, tapeworm and hydatids. Killing and controlling all intestinal worms, this treatment is safe to use and has no side effects when administered at normal dosages in dogs that aren’t allergic to them. Features: Bugs use scents to find things. Some odors attract bugs and some repel them. The food-grade fatty acids that we use mimic some of the repellent smells that animals naturally have on their skin. We are essentially using the bug’s own navigation against itself by overwhelming that system. View the video below to learn more:

EcoVet all wormer should be stored at room temperature. It should be kept away from heat. There is no need to refrigerate the bottle. Focus on treating the regions that are giving her the most trouble (usually mane, tail head and ventral abdomen). To start, apply a liberal amount until control is achieved. For an allergic horse, it may be best to start with twice-a-day treatments focusing on these regions. Sometimes using a soft cloth or mitt allows for a more effective way to apply Ecovet. Read Dr. John's blog post for more details on helping the allergic horse.

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I heard that Ecovet uses palm kernel oil. I have concerns about palm oil production, and the horrible decimation of the forests by those trying to capitalize on the popularity of this ingredient in so many products now. What’s your source?

Carolina Monteiro, Miriam Vistas, Rui Lemos Ferreira, Rui Máximo, Inês Fonseca, Manuel Monzo, Margarida Máximo, Tiago Marques Ecovet is an EPA-registered product made from three naturally derived, food-grade fatty acids that are carried in a silicone base liquid. Our factory with two production lines of beta-lactam and non-beta-lactam is equipped with the most modern and advanced equipment system, combined with Technology transferred from UK. Currently we are delivering to the market with more than 150 diverse products: Antibiotics, Vitamins, supplements, antiseptic, Poultry vaccines… We have a professional sales team covering the whole of Vietnam, more than one thousands of customers, Distributor and professional poultry and cattle farms. We can't claim safety for pregnant or nursing mares or foals because we have not specifically done this testing. However, we have heard a lot of anecdotal reports of safe, effective treatment of these groups. Remember: A little Ecovet goes a long way!The label only lists the active ingredients and says 85% are "other ingredients." Can you tell me what those other ingredients are? As more people discover Ecovet, more questions come our way! We love hearing from customers (and potential customers), so if you have a question you'd like answered here, just let us know! The nonanoic fatty acid can cause grass to die in high temperatures and high humidity situations. It is best not to spray around grassy areas.

Its repellent effect is usually immediate but the insecticidal properties may take up to 24 hours to occur. I sprayed my horse in the pasture and noticed later that the grassy area right where I sprayed looked like it turned brown. Is this normal?EcoVet All Worming Tablets are an efficient and cost-effective method of controlling intestinal worms in dogs. EcoVet All Worming Tablets do not have to be given with food, although, if you struggle with giving your pet their tablet, they can be crushed and mixed with a little wet/canned tasty food. Solid fatty acids (the active ingredients in Ecovet) are safe to the touch and are not prone to breakdown. They are very stable at room temperature. Other types of liquid fatty acids can combine with oxygen and they can become rancid. One thing that makes Ecovet's fatty acids different is that they are volatile. This means that they evaporate at certain body temperatures, resulting in Ecovet's "zone of repellency." Ecovet does not seem to affect Fly Predators for two reasons: (1) Fly Predators are actually a species of parasitic wasp (Ecovet does not affect bees and wasps to an appreciable extent), and (2) the wasp typically is near poop piles and not on the animals themselves.