AC from Huntington Beach, California
I have two horses in a mild climate, ornage County, CA. I have been using the Simplifly for the past two month. I still a considerable amount of flies in the area. i will do anything to get red off?
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Robin from Hollister Ca.
This is the first year of using simplifly and its pretty darn great. Have struggled with the fly problem for many yrs, with many different products. I have not been impressed with any of them. Started with simplifly early in the season as I knew the flys were going to be worse than ever due to the weather. I have very few flys this yr and my horses are not being bitten and harrassed as they have in the past.
7 out of 7 found this review helpful
Richard from Apex, NC
Purchased 50 lbs and what a waste of money. Cheaper is not better based on number of flies we have this year. It's worth spending more on a products that works. We be purchasing other brands next time.
1 out of 3 found this review helpful
LISA from WYNDMERE, ND
WE HAVE BEEN USING THIS PRODUCT FOR OVER 10 YEARS. THE ONLY DOWN FALL I FIND IS WHEN WE GO AWAT FROM HOME THERE ARE FLIES THERE AND THE HORSE LOOK AT US LIKE- "REALLY - YOU NEED TO FIX THIS". BUT TRUELY LOVE THE PRODUCT AND HAVE FEWER FLIES THEN MY NON-HORSE FRIENDS AT THIER HOMES!!
2 out of 2 found this review helpful
Sarah from NE, Indiana
This products does work in reducing insect population. Siplifly and Equitrol II are the same thing with the same dosing size so go with wichever is cheaper at the time.
9 out of 9 found this review helpful
Brenda from Pahrump, NV
I started using this product and noticed both of my horse's manure go from healthy to sloppy. I called my vet and he said there have been some studies indicating kidney failure w/feed-thru. 2 days after stopping the feed-thru their manure is healthy again. Just a word of caution...
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RM from
Been using this for several years and wouldn't be w/o it. It definitely reduces the number of flies. Up here in the frozen north, we begin feeding it in April. We can usually stop in October. If you wait until there is a well-established adult fly population, it will take a few weeks before you notice the difference - so start early!
12 out of 12 found this review helpful
Mandy from
We have been using Simplifly all summer and have seen a large drop in the amount of flies at the barn. We do still have flies, but compared to last summer, the numbers have decreased significantly. My vet is amazed every time he comes over at how few flies we do have, and that makes it worth the money!!
7 out of 7 found this review helpful
Diana from
We have been using the product for over a month and the fly population is way down. We noticed less flies at about 3 weeks and now there are very few. The horses love it and will eat it out of hand. Will not go another summer without it as our summer starts in April and lasts until November!
11 out of 11 found this review helpful
Katharine from
With four horses Simplifly works wonders, I wouldn't be without it.
8 out of 8 found this review helpful