Farnam Equi-Spot, Horse Fly Control, Long-lasting Protection, 6 Applications, 12-Week Supply for One Horse

I live in an area heavy with ticks. My mare was very ill 2 years ago from a tick bite. This spot-on treatment works great to repel ticks. I don’t see a big decrease in flies though. This is a liquid so it comes out fast. Go slow with the application and barely turn the applicator up. My horse does not mind it when I put it on and she has not had any skin irritation from it.

Seems to work pretty good. I didn’t read ahead of time and I figured it was a month treatment like it is for the dog but it’s just for two weeks.

Works great

Got this for ticks. Works very well so far for them and for me, as the little buggers love me too after they try my horses. I can't speak for longivity yet. I also use a feed thru fly repellent, so doing what I can.Two negatives though. My horse is okay, but my donkeys skin seems to burn a little. Healing up though. Second is the applicator, I can't stand it!! I saw someone else's comment which is giving me the idea of transferring the liquid into a syringe.FARNAM, I'VE SPENT MY WHOLE LIFE WORKING WITH HORSES. I'D LIKE TO SEE YOU APPLY THIS TO A HORSES TUMMY!!!!

Initially thought it was only going to "kinda help." OMG! This made a HUGE difference that I didn't expect! I thoroughly plan to use this all fly season. My 4 boys are so much happier and more comfortable!

This helps keep the flies off our horse and helps keep her from itching! Definitely recommend!

This used to be a good brand but then they changed the applicator that the product is administered in. They put it in this asinine break open blister pack for some ungodly reason. I wish I could give zero stars. This is the most difficult way to administer this medication that anyone could ever imagine. First of all we're applying this to a 3 dimensional horse. You cannot squirt this stuff out pointed upward or sideways. At least a third if not more of the product ended up on the ground from squirting out of this idiotic tube before it ever made contact with the horses. It's like the people who designed this packaging had never seen a horse before. I guess they were trying to save money?! But I can promise you I will never buy this again until they fix their applicators. At least their competitor still uses the graduated squeeze tube so I know how much I am administering to my horse and it dribbles out nicely instead of squirting everywhere. This new packaging causes it to get all over your hands and everywhere EXCEPT the place they want you to put it and then I end up running out before I can even finish all the spots on the horse that I'm supposed to put it!! How on earth am I supposed to get it on his underbelly without making him lay down and roll over?! I'm sorry but my horse is not trained to do that. I will absolutely never buy this garbage again until they fix their packaging. Thank God their competitor hasn't changed their applicators! And believe me I don't give up easily, I thought maybe I could learn how to do this and it just took practice but after six times with the same results I am so frustrated disappointed and I feel absolutely cheated out of a lot of money. I can't believe anybody is giving this applicator any sort of decent review. That leads me to believe that those aren't real people and they are AI or they are magical horse trainers that if somehow convinced there are 1500 pound animal to lay on its back just so they can apply the medicine with this moronic applicator. I am convinced that whoever designed this never actually tried it. This is RIDICULOUS and you've lost a customer unless you go back to your old applicators.

This stuff really works. I had been spending about half an hour picking ticks off and killing them before everyday before I could ride. I found dead ticks the next day after applying and haven’t found one tick on my boys since. I am on day 15 after applying.