Farnam Equi-Spot, Weather Proof Targeted Spot On Protection, 12 Week Supply

Works great. I keep it on my pasture ponies through the Spring/Summer. I particularly like it because it keeps ticks off of them. Great product and easy to apply, only downside being that it has to be reapplied every 2 weeks.

Works great!! Switched to this after a bad experience with fly spray. My horse had a swollen eye from running on his leg and getting fly spray in it. First time in 10 years but I never want a chance of it happening again. A friend recommended this and I will never go back. 10/10 would recommend Side note: was tricky on first application but I just looked at the chart and had no problems from there!

Works so well! Other horses at the same farm would be covered in ticks and my mare wouldn’t have one on her. She doesn’t love when I put it on her but tolerates it. Easy to apply and worth the money.

I use this every two weeks. It is cheaper than other brands and seems to work okay. Still find ticks, but usually not until near the end of the 14 days. Mostly use it to feel better since my horse lives in the pasture and I can’t apply bug spray daily. The applicator sucks really bad because it isn’t clear and is hard to control. I will be trying a plastic syringe next time to better control the flow of liquid. Smells pleasant and does not seem to irritate.

I find this to be incredibly effective for ticks specifically. We are in Middle Tennessee and the ticks are fierce! This is the only thing that really works. It lasts for about 2 weeks per application, and I do notice when it’s wearing off. I recommend applying it with a latex glove and rubbing it in really well on the areas the box maps out. A vet showed me that trick which keeps it off your hands, and you can spread it very well along the belly which is a crucial area because that’s where ticks like to go most. I use this in conjunction with fly spray and a feed through pellet for a well-rounded approach to mitigate flies as well.

Ticks are terrible. Worse than ever. We did a test. Half the herd got the treatment The other half did not. Two weeks later. The horses that got the treatment had no ticks Two weeks is recommended The horses that did not get treated were covered in seed ticks. I do not think it helps with flies at all. Worth it just to keep the ticks off. We are going to try to stick to the recommendation of application of every two weeks. Well worth the cost

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.

FINALLY! Something that actually works for flies! I've bought the cheap stuff, the sort of expensive stuff and the expensive stuff for flies. I've bought the stuff that claims it lasts for 2 weeks. I've bought the non-chemical natural stuff that says it's the best. And NONE of it lasted a day or two. I've followed the instructions. I brushed the horses down and then dampened the skin with the stuff. Nada! And I have been spending and spending and spending money. Until now.. Someone told me about this spot stuff and I thought, hey, what the heck. And it WORKS! It does make the horses itchy a little bit on the first day of application. I admit my application method isn't neat, it's hard to be neat with the lame-o way the applicators are. But whatever... So, I apply the stuff every two weeks and my horses hardly get flies. Some days they get no flies at all. Compared to all the other times with all the other products, they would be covered in flies every single day or every other day... Their eyes, their bellies, their legs. So, I'd have to spray them daily and even then sometimes that didn't help. Now they get a fly or two. But not bunches. Now they are comfortable. I'm gonna stick with this stuff. It's good stuff. My horses are doing well. It's an excellent product. Recommended? YES!