Prozap Insectrin Dust, 12-1/2Lb

Prozap Insectrin Dust, .25% Permethrin, 12-1/2Lb X2

Prozap Insectrin Dust is a permethrin livestock and poultry dust formulated with 0.25% permethrin to help control flies and lice on cattle and horses, lice on swine, and mites on poultry. It can be used to refill a dust bag kit for self-application in high-traffic areas or applied directly to animals when targeted treatment is needed. This package includes two 12.5 lb refill cartridges (25 lb total) for convenient bulk use.

Country of Origin
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Key Features / Specifications

• Brand: Prozap
• Product Name: Insectrin Dust
• Product Type: Insecticide dust (livestock & poultry)
• Active Ingredient: Permethrin
• Concentration: 0.25%
• Package Size: 2 × 12.5 lb refill cartridges (25 lb total)
• Use Methods: Dust bag refill or direct application to animals
• Labeled Uses / Target Pests:
  • Beef & Dairy Cattle / Horses: Horn flies, face flies, lice
  • Swine: Lice
  • Poultry: Northern fowl mites
• Dust Bag Placement Guidance (Cattle/Horses): Hang in gateways/lanes or areas animals must pass for water, feed, or minerals; also suitable for loafing sheds or in front of mineral feeders
• Dust Bag Height (Cattle): Hang 4–6 inches below the back line; for face flies, position so the face is dusted and animals are forced to use daily
• Direct Application Rates (as provided):
  • Cattle (horn flies/lice): 2 oz per animal over head, neck, shoulders, back, and legs
  • Swine (lice): 1 oz per head as a uniform coat to head, shoulder, and back; do not apply more often than once every 10 days; treat bedding in severe infestations
  • Poultry (northern fowl mites): 1 lb per 100 birds

Ideal For

• Refilling dust bag systems for consistent fly and lice control in cattle areas
• Producers who want the option of direct application for targeted pest pressure
• Managing horn flies, face flies, and lice on cattle and horses
• Controlling lice on swine (with clear reapplication interval guidance)
• Treating poultry flocks for northern fowl mites with a measured flock-rate application