Pour-On Fly-Ban, 1-Gal

Control environmental pests on livestock and their housing with Fly-Ban Synergized Pour-On. This ready-to-use topical treatment controls flies, keds, lice, gnats and ticks. Apply directly to cattle as a pour-on or spray-on; dilute with mineral oil for backrubber use. Use pour-on method for sheep, wipe-on or spray method for equine use. Treat animal housing and premises by spot treating or using a mist sprayer. Contains permethrin (7.4%) and Piperonyl butoxide (7.4%) as the active ingredients to provide rapid control of nuisance flies and lice.
When used in dairy barns or facilities: Close milk bulk lids to prevent contamination from spray and from dead or falling insects. Remove or cover milking utensils before application.

If you choose to directly pour the product onto Cattle, apply 1.5 ml of Fly-Ban per 100 pounds of body weight up to a max of 15 ml. For Sheep the rate is 1 ml per 50 pounds of body weight up to a max of 12 ml. For horses, pour 8 to 16 ml down the back and face after exercise or riding. Alternatively you can apply the product in a mist sprayer and spray onto the entire body of a cattle or wipe the product onto an animal with a cloth or towel. As a space spray, pour 500 ml into a sprayer undiluted and apply to problem areas where you have seen insects crawl and land.

Control Solutions Fly Ban Synergized Pour On [1 gal] Highlights:

• Manufacturer: Control Solutions
• Ready-to-use, oil-based solution
• Wash teats of animals before milking
• Offers a variety of applications to suit your needs
• Active ingredients: permethrin (7.4%), Piperonyl butoxide (7.4%)
• Aids in control of troublesome pests to increase livestock productivity
• Highly concentrated formulation. Use only with an accurate measuring container or applicator
• Oil-based, ready-to-use product may leave an oily appearance on the hair coat of some animals
• For more information regarding precautions and restrictions, please see the Product Library tab above
• This product should be used in an integrated pest management program, which may involve repeat treatments and the use of other pest control practices