Midge Control
Feather Mite Powder
A naturally absorbent powder containing sillica shelled, fossilised diatoms that can be applied to the feathers of horses and ponies to promote hygiene and dryness. The
resultant environment discourages mites and crawling insects.
Available in:
- 300g — Code FG00025 — RRP £10.80
A naturally absorbent powder containing sillica shelled, fossilised diatoms that can be applied to the feathers of horses and ponies to promote hygiene and dryness. The resultant environment discourages mites and crawling insects.
- Can be applied directly to feathers of horses and ponies.
- Apply as often as necessary
- Completely natural product.
Made in the UK.
For use on horses and ponies. Stroke feathers upwards and puff powder into them. Work powder in gently using a soft brush to base of feathers. For horses with heavy feathering, feathers may need to be clipped or trimmed. Repeat as necessary. For maximum effect wash feathers with Nettex Equine Veterinary Surgical Scrub first.
Key ingredients: Diatomaceous earth.
Hello, I own a 15.1hh Traditional Coloured Cob gelding with very feathered legs, he was always stamping, itching and banging his legs on the ground and generally distressed. We have tried various products from different shops and suppliers some very cheap and some very expensive and nothing really helped him. Last spring 2011 we had him injected with the cattle wormer from the vets which I admit did help him, but he had to have it done 3 times during the spring, summer and autumn. This spring I bought him some of the Nettex Equine Feather Mite Powder, thinking another new product to try but – wow what a difference, he has had no itchy legs or stamping at all this year, and no injections from the vets. Me and Robby are so happy with the results, I put it on his legs about every 3-4 weeks. Never stop selling this product it really works for Robby. Many thanks,
Robby
THANK YOU for sending me 200g of Feather Mite Powder as a result of my being a winner in the recent magazine competition. My Fell Pony is very grateful & I hope he now stops stamping his front feet! Regards,
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