Zoetis SOLITUDE IGR Feed-Through Fly Control for Horses is an effective weapon in the fight against flies. Fewer flies equals less stress for you and your horse. with SOLITUDE IGR fly control for horses, you and your horse can enjoy a more peaceful stable. SOLITUDE IGR is a feed-through fly preventative that helps keep flies, which can transmit diseases, away from your horses. SOLITUDE IGR fly protection for horses passes through the manure of treated horses to prevent flies from developing into adults by inhibiting the development of the exoskeleton in fly larvae. Modify one scoop of SOLITUDE IGR horse insecticide into your horse's daily ration to create a nearly fly-free environment in four to six weeks. Cyromazine, the active ingredient in SOLITUDE IGR, safely passes through the horse's system and is excreted in the manure, stopping the life cycle of house and stable flies at the source.

• In two studies, Solitude IGR fly protection for horses was 95 -100% effective against house and stable flies
• Significant results may be observed within two weeks; full benefits are realized between four to six weeks from initial administration
• SOLITUDE IGR fly control for horses has been safely used in horses since 2003, and research has demonstrated its effectiveness and safety in horses
• This horse insecticide creates a healthier environment for horses, as threats from infectious disease vectors may be reduced
• Greatly reduces the need for pesticide sprays and overhead fly systems, creating a healthier environment for horses, staff and riders
• HOW IT WORKS - SOLITUDE IGR is fed daily to the horse and is excreted in the manure
• House and stable flies lay their eggs in the manure and the eggs hatch into the larval (maggot) stage; as the maturing larvae feed on the treated manure, they become unable to develop into adults because Cyromazine, the active ingredient SOLITUDE IGR, inhibits formation of chitin (the base of the fly's exoskeleton) and causes immature flies to die
• WHEN TO FEED - Flies typically begin appearing and breeding once temperatures rise above 50 degrees F; in more temperate climates, house and stable flies may breed year-round with peak populations occurring during humid months
• Refer to the map to help determine the most effective time to use SOLITUDE IGR where you live