Equiderma Neem Horse Spray

Amazingly effective and safe, smells wonderful too. My animals come running to the fence when its application time, they actually I've the smell f and to be sprayed with this stuff, they must know they wont be bothered by flies the rest of the day!

South central TX user: I spray this on my horses and still see flies landing on them soon after. I spray this on myself and still get mosquitoes landing and biting within a minute of applying. Smells nice, no allergic reactions from the horse or myself, but flying pests don’t seem to mind it either.

Let me start by saying that I hate regular pesticidal fly sprays. It seems like I'm spraying my horse with pure poison, it even makes my throat and lungs feel weird, and while I don't want that on me or my animals, I REALLY do not want that around my young kids! Since we live in Florida (where all the insects in the world are spawned lol), it would be irresponsible not to protect our horses with something, so I tried Equiderma's spray (everyone told me it was the best, so I gave it a shot), and thank goodness, it actually works and the ingredients aren't terrifying. This is the only spray that should be sold in stores, all the other "natural fly sprays" don't work at all, at least not in Florida and the regular fly sprays should be banned.

Tried because a friend recommended it to me for my horse who is quite sensitive to fly sprays ( nothing crazy but most have made him itchy ), this however caused him to have a severe allergic reaction. He swelled all over, and developed a fever significant enough to give banamine and dexamethazone. I do know someone who raves about this fly spray so I’m sure for some horses it could be fine, I won’t risk it again after hearing from several others that said their horses reacted the same. I will say this is the only equiderma product I’ve ever had an issue with.