Solitude IGR Feed Through Fly Preventive for Horses (20 lb)

Eliminate Flies Effectively with Solitude IGR

Product Description

Solitude IGR is a feed-through fly preventive designed for horses, controlling houseflies and stable flies before they ever leave the manure. By breaking the fly lifecycle, it reduces annoying pests, keeps barns cleaner, and protects your horses from fly-borne irritation. Just a simple ½ ounce daily scoop ensures ongoing protection all season long, starting in spring through the fall.

Use On These Areas:

Horses

Horse barns

Horse stables and paddocks

Horse Race Tracks

Benefits

Breaks Fly Lifecycle: Solitude IGR prevents fly eggs in manure from developing, stopping infestations before they ever start.

Protects Horses Comfort: Reduces biting and irritating flies, keeping horses calm, comfortable, and focused on performance and health.

Maintains Clean Environment: Controls houseflies and stable flies, helping keep stables, paddocks, and barns hygienic for all animals.

Easy Daily Feeding: Requires only a ½ ounce scoop per day, simplifying fly control without extra labor or mess.

Eco-Friendly Application: Feed-through formula targets manure-breeding flies directly, reducing chemical sprays and environmental contamination risks.

Ingredients

Active Ingredient

Cyromazine: N-Cyclopropyl-1, 3,5-triazine-2,4,6-triamine.

Other Ingredients

Alfalfa, wheat shorts, and molasses (feed blend); propionic acid, acetic acid, and sodium hydroxide (feed preservative).

Guaranteed Analysis

Component	Percentage
Active Ingredient Cyromazine: N-Cyclopropyl-1,3,5-triazine-2,4,6-triamine	2.12%
Other Ingredients Blend of alfalfa, wheat shorts, molasses, and preservatives	97.88%
Total	100.00%

How to Use

Recommended-Dosage Chart

Dosage	Instructions
Daily	Mix 1 scoop (½ oz) of Solitude IGR into horse’s ration daily.
Every Other Day	Mix 2 scoops (½ oz each) of Solitude IGR into ration every other day.

Disclaimer: This dosage information is provided by the manufacturer. Always consult your veterinarian before administering or adjusting any supplement for your pet.

Directions for Use

Ensure Full Ration: Feed each horse separately to make certain they receive the full recommended daily dosage.

Correct Dosage: Top-dress on grain or mix with total ration to provide 300 mg cyromazine daily.

Alternate Day Feeding: For every other day feeding, provide 600 mg cyromazine using two full scoops per horse.

Begin Early: Start feeding Solitude IGR in early spring, before flies begin to appear, for effective control.

Continue Through Season: Continue feeding throughout summer and into fall until cold weather naturally stops fly development.

Additional Information

Precautions

Prevent Fly Development: Solitude IGR breaks the lifecycle of houseflies and stable flies in horse manure effectively.

Follow Proper Dosage: Feed ½ ounce scoop per horse daily to ensure consistent and effective fly prevention.

Seasonal Feeding: Start feeding Solitude IGR in spring before flies appear and continue through summer until cold weather slows fly activity.

Protect Water Sources: Keep the product away from water and never let rinse water or leftovers get into ponds, streams, or troughs.

Environmental Safety: Handle and store Solitude IGR carefully to protect barns, pastures, horses, and the surrounding environment while controlling flies.

Storage and Disposal Instructions

Prevent Contamination: Do not store near water, food, or feed to avoid accidental contamination or hazards.

Keep It Dry and Sealed: Store Solitude IGR somewhere dry and make sure the container stays tightly closed when not in use.

Handle Spills Safely: Scrape up spilled material immediately and dispose of it according to pesticide disposal instructions.

Repackage Usable Product: Transfer leftover product into a sound container, properly relabeling for safe storage and later use.

Emergency Reporting: In case of fire or other emergency, report immediately via toll-free number 1-888-963-8471.

Dispose of Waste Properly: Unused or waste material may be safely disposed of onsite or at approved facilities.

Non-Refillable Containers: Do not reuse or refill containers; completely empty before offering for recycling or disposal safely.

Follow Local Regulations: Dispose of empty containers by sanitary landfill or incineration according to local and state requirements.

Fly Control Guidelines

Fly Breeding Sites

Clean Feed and Manure Spills: Pick up feed and manure spills quickly, especially in wet spots, to stop flies from breeding.

Reduce Wet Feed Spills: Try to keep feed spills to a minimum in damp areas, as moisture encourages flies.

Remove Untreated Manure: Collect manure regularly before adding Solitude IGR to prevent flies from developing in untreated piles.

Control Moisture in Bedding: Keep manure, hay, and straw as dry as possible in holding areas to discourage fly-friendly conditions.

Limit Excess Hay: Remove leftover hay from pastures to avoid wet organic matter that attracts flies and creates breeding spots.

Fix Water Leaks: Repair any leaking water sources quickly to prevent wet manure buildup, which can encourage flies.

Clear Drainage Ditches: Remove weeds and clear standing water in drainage ditches to reduce places where flies can breed.

Minimize Nearby Fly Sources: Watch out for fly populations on neighboring farms and take steps to reduce overall fly pressure.

Determine the Threshhold of Fly Tolerance

Check Fly Pressure: Look at how many flies are around. Pressure changes with farm location, season, and how clean your barn is.

Think About Manure Handling: How often you remove manure matters a lot. Regular cleanup keeps fly numbers lower and control easier.

Check Nearby Farms: Flies from neighbors or other animal areas can add pressure. Watching this helps you plan better fly control.

Set Your Control Level: Decide how much fly control your farm needs based on the season and local fly activity.

Stick to a Routine: Keep a regular fly management schedule. Consistent practices help keep fly numbers down and horses comfortable.