🐴 Formula 707 MultiFly Feed-Thru Fly Control Pellets for Horses - Effective & Safe Fly Population Reduction (5 LB Bucket) Review

This product is placed directly on horse feed. This seems to work well for preventing flies on horses. It might work even better if you start in early spring.

This product is amazing. After 3 days I saw a difference. There were very few flies, excited cows and goats around. FYI: A real life fragrance. I love it and will buy MORE! Container was FULL.👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾

I have four horses and when I started feeding Multifly the fly population went down dramatically. Horses were much happier when their environment was less stressful from fly bites. I highly recommend.

We've been using it for 11 days now and only noticed a reduction in the number of flies this morning. I suspect that in another 2 weeks we will see a significant drop. The pellets are very small and mix easily with the regular pellets and the alfalfa/timothy pellets we feed. Both horses ate everything and left nothing behind. I'm willing to continue using this and will likely buy another tub when this is over.

I really don't think anyone can say they are seeing less flies but I understand the premise of this product and that it actually reduces the fly population. I believe it takes more than a month of feeding to take effect. So I find the pellets to be top notch, not crumbly or old. The packaging and label are high quality. They care about their product. So I will be continuing this with my other supplements and smart packs through the end of this year and feeding him again in March. I'll come back

My new neighbor has moved in with 4 horses on the property. She is a responsible owner and keeps her stalls clean, but we have noticed a significant increase in flies, both common and stinging. I bought her a 10 pound bucket of fly pellets. They are easy to use. She simply adds one portion per horse to the daily feed. Since the pellets are based on alfalfa and wheat, they are eaten by horses. They contain a horse-safe ingredient called Novalron, which disrupts the life cycle of flies. Flies can