Farnam Nature's Defense Natural Concentrate Horse Fly Spray, 32-fl oz bottle
In a Nutshell
- Effective for fly issues in moderate settings
- Good-smelling and economical
- Liquor mixed composition causes bubbles during usage
Quick Verdict
Farnam Nature's Defense is a decent natural fly spray for horses. It works reasonably well and has a good smell, but some users report it doesn't repel flies effectively.
Quick Stats
Pet Compatibility
Pros & Cons
Pros
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Effective Repellent (4)
Repels flies in its area of effect.
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Natural Ingredients (2)
Made with natural ingredients
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Nice smell (1)
Has a pleasant smell
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Easy to Dilute (1)
Simple to dilute as per need
Cons
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Ineffective Against Flying Intensity (1) major
Doesn't work as well in areas with high fly intensity
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Difficult to Use (1) minor
The product causes bubbling when mixed with water, which can be inconvenient.
Who Is This For?
✓ Best For
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Durability & Care
Cleaning Methods
Floor Compatibility
Rating Distribution
Common Questions
Does this product work well for fly repellent in moderate fly conditions?
The Farnam Nature’s Defense fly spray is reported to work great in medium fly-intensive conditions. It’s economical and good for animals liking organic preference and not allergenic to chemical ingredients.
Can I use with ACV enhancing effectiveness?
Yes, Users recommend to increase concentration in severity fly conditions recommends the use of ACV
Highlighted Reviews
"I've been looking for a fly spray that my horse isn't allergic to and his skin doesn't peel to. It DOES repel flies, and it smells good doing it! I have noticed when filling my bottle, the compound bubbles when you fill it with water .. other than that, I enjoy it!"
"I’ve bought this a few times now and it just doesn’t really work. I’ve tried increasing the concentration of it, still not much fly help. Smells nice, that’s about it."
Bottom Line
The natural fly spray offers the main benefits as described, making it a good investment for the convenience it provides. Those specifically needing a strong fly repellent should consider other solutions, though.