Keep your flock protected during periods when flies and other flying insects can become a nuisance with Barrier Blowfly Repel for Sheep. This practical sheep fly control product is designed for use as part of a regular flock management and fly-control routine.

Ideal for sheep owners, smallholders and livestock keepers, Barrier Blowfly Repel is a useful addition to your animal care supplies during the warmer months.

Why use Barrier Blowfly Repel?

• Designed for use with sheep
• Useful as part of a regular fly-control programme
• Practical spray application
• Suitable for seasonal livestock care
• Ideal for sheep owners and smallholders

For best results, always follow the manufacturer's instructions, application guidance and safety information supplied with the product.

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Please always read the product label and manufacturer's instructions before use.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is Barrier Blowfly Repel used for?

It helps protect sheep against blowfly strike while repelling blowflies, ticks, lice, keds and other biting insects.

Can it be used on sheep that already have fly strike?

Yes. It is especially effective where sheep have already been struck and helps eliminate maggots while soothing affected skin.

How long does the protection last?

In clean, dry weather it can remain effective for up to four weeks. Wet weather may require more frequent reapplication.

Can it be applied to open or raw areas?

Yes. The formulation can be applied directly onto affected skin where fly strike has occurred.

Is it suitable for organic farms?

Yes. Barrier Blowfly Repel is suitable for use in organic farming systems.

Is this a replacement for sheep dip?

It is designed as an effective back-up product to sheep dipping and can be used alongside an appropriate flock health programme.