EcoVet: can you mix it with other fly spray?

[Roni4444]

I spray my horse outside at the end of his run and I don’t experience and coughing or gagging myself or on my horse’s side. Not a great smell, but I tend to gag at certain perfumes. Not this one …

[DawgLady]

@erinmeri

I just spray normal fly spray and then add on EcoVet at “pulse points”: a spray on front legs, hind legs, croup and poll.

Method does NOT help with the rancid smell, but I figure I get the best of both worlds.

Anecdotally, I do feel that EcoVet is the only thing that helps with the Bombers, Green Heads, etc,

Best suggestion award goes to you! This is exactly what I will do. Thanks.

[erinmeri]

@DawgLady

Best suggestion award goes to you! This is exactly what I will do. Thanks.

Hope it works! Also one spritz on belly. I hold the bottle close when spraying poll to avoid getting in eyes, etc.

[JB]

@erinmeri

Anecdotally, I do feel that EcoVet is the only thing that helps with the Bombers, Green Heads, etc

This alone would make it worthwhile, even if you only spray right on top of their rump!

[erinmeri]

@JB

This alone would make it worthwhile, even if you only spray right on top of their rump!

It does seem to keep them in the realm of “chasey, no landy”.

[Pico_Banana]

@erinmeri

I just spray normal fly spray and then add on EcoVet at “pulse points”: a spray on front legs, hind legs, croup and poll.

Method does NOT help with the rancid smell, but I figure I get the best of both worlds.

This is what I do, too. I use the green ultrashield for the other spray.

[DawgLady]

OMFG…I got the Ecovet in my hair somehow. I can still smell it after a shower!

[trubandloki]

@DawgLady

OMFG…I got the Ecovet in my hair somehow. I can still smell it after a shower!

But are the bugs bothering you?

[JB]

[DawgLady]

Well…no…LOL

I was blow drying my hair and thinking, “What is that awful smell? Wait a minute. OMG!!”

[vxf111]

Gag!!!

[CindyCRNA]

I followed someones advice and spray the legs very close to the hair to minimize stay in the air. I do this on the neck and croup also. I wear a mask and when done I immediently take my horse from the area to minimize his coughing. It does work.