fly spray for garden Natural Fly Repellent Spray – Alchemists Garden

fly spray for garden Natural Fly Repellent Spray – Alchemists GardenStill one of our BEST SELLING products, The Alchemists Garden Natural Fly Repellent is formulated with a powerful blend of Lemon Eucalyptus, Cedarwood Atlas, Citronella, Neem Oil and Carrot Seed Oil which work together to naturally deter flies and insects. This potent blend of essential oils works to deter bottle flies, midges, and horse flies from landing on or biting your horse. Reapplication is necessary to ensure maxmimum protection. Directions of

Still one of our BEST SELLING products, The Alchemists Garden Natural Fly Repellent is formulated with a powerful blend of Lemon Eucalyptus, Cedarwood Atlas, Citronella, Neem Oil and Carrot Seed Oil which work together to naturally deter flies and insects. 

This potent blend of essential oils works to deter bottle flies, midges, and horse flies from landing on or biting your horse. Reapplication is necessary to ensure maxmimum protection. 

Directions of use: 

Apply liberally to horses coat avoiding ears, eyes and nose. Do not apply to broken skin. For sensitive areas such as the face, apply to a sponge and then apply to the horse, or look at our effective Fly Balm 

ECO FRIENDLY PACKAGING

Here at the Alchemist's Garden we try to minimise Plastic when possible and ensure that we always use recyclable packaging and eco friendly ingredients where possible.  

PLEASE NOTE

Refill bottles will not come with a spray top. 

Application is advised every 4-6 hours

This product is to be kept out of reach of Children, Please patch test before use on your horse to ensure no irritation or allergy. 

Why go Natural?

Deet is the most common Insect Repellent in both humans and horses, there are multiple warnings regarding its safety, for you, your horse and for the environment. 

A landmark study conducted in 2013 suggests that insects are only initially deterred by Deet, but if exposed again, would ignore it. Often thought of as the most potent insect repellent, Deet is losing its effectiveness. 

Deet is incredibly harmful if ingested - not ideal for horses turned out who groom each other. It can be incredibly damaging if inhaled or if exposed to the eyes and potentially cause airway inflammation or eye conditions such as Uveitis. 

On top of that, Deet is incredibly harmful to the planet, and damaging to Birds and Aquatic life.