AniMed 3in1 BugLyte Horse Supplement
In a Nutshell
- Effective against flies for some users
- Mixed effectiveness against gnats and mosquitoes
- Palatability issues reported
Quick Verdict
While some users report significant reductions in insects and improved horse comfort, others find the supplement unpalatable and less effective on certain insects like gnats and mosquitoes. The product is mixed loved by users.
Quick Stats
Pet Compatibility
Pros & Cons
Pros
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Effective Fly Control (5)
Many users report significant reductions in flies and insect bites.
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Reduces Inflammation (1)
Some users report reduced edema from insect bites.
Cons
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Unpleasant Smell (1) minor
Some users find the product has an unpleasant smell.
Tip: Mixing it better with smellier foods that hide the smell
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Palatability Issues (2) major
Horses may refuse to eat the supplement due to its taste.
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Overall Effectiveness Mixed (4) major
Results vary depending on the type of insect and individual horse reactions.
Who Is This For?
✓ Best For
- • Horse owners — looking for an effective insect repellent, especially for fly season.
✗ Skip If
- • Owners with picky horses — The supplement may not be palatable and could lead to issues.
Durability & Care
Factors: palatability, effectiveness
Cleaning Methods
Rating Distribution
Common Questions
Is this effective against gnats and mosquitoes?
Mixed results; some users report it is not effective against gnats and mosquitoes.
How is the palatability?
Mixed; some horses refuse to eat it even when mixed with other foods.
What is the effectiveness on fly control?
Effective for some users, but results vary depending on the type of insect and individual horse reactions.
Does it have any side effects?
Some users mentioned potential respiratory issues with the powder form.
How long does it take to see results?
Users reported seeing results within 15 days to a few months, but some users reported reduced rubbing immediately.
Highlighted Reviews
"My horse was scratching himself to death from some sort of insect that was biting him, possibly midges or something. The vet prescribed an antihistamine which only helped minimally. Decided to give Buglyte a try and it seems to be helping, as I rarely see him rubbing himself anymore. I Can’t sa..."
"My horses hate the taste :( I've tried mixing it with alfalfa cubes, they still won't eat it all. Interesting it has DE in it as many people believe it can cause respiratory issues. Not sure how to make the horses like it better."
Bottom Line
If your horse has issues with specific types of insects and you're willing to experiment with mixing it with other foods, it might be worth a try. However, be prepared for potential palatability issues and mixed effectiveness.