Natural Animal Fly & Midge Spray 250ml: For Dog, Horse, Pony

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Or make an easy lemon juice spray, combining juice from six fresh squeezed lemons and a quart of water. Therefore, if sitting outside, try to find a spot where there is some breeze and, if conditions allow, sit in the sunshine rather than the shade. We take steps to ensure that our service providers are obliged to protect the privacy and security of personal information and use it only for the purpose for which it is disclosed. This is one of those topics where there are so many different stories and the more you look the more you find.

Apiam may also collect personal information about individual veterinary surgeons (for example where other veterinary surgeons are also involved in the care of an animal), contractors and other individuals who interact with us. It’s been used by the Marines, mosquitos hate it, you have to get the one in the see-through bottle because they changed the recipe, it goes on and on and on. The extent of their product range shows just how much knowledge and experience they have in this field.What I did notice via social media, is that there are so many people that have said they will never go to Scotland because of the Midges – This only compounds your concerns, but that’s where we are going (for 10 nights). I've recently received a Wee Midgie candle and yes they work really well and I live in Midgie capital, Glencoe! We may also be required to collect your personal information under State and Territory veterinary surgeons’ legislation. For example, we may need to refuse access if granting access would interfere with the privacy of others or if it would result in a breach of confidentiality.

Lemon eucalyptus spray is gaining popularity as an alternative mosquito repellent for humans and has shown to have longer-lasting effects than DEET-based sprays. Here is a mix I used for my horses, cannot remember the amounts exactly though, but the amount of liquid (tea/water) was 1 litre.Does anyone know of anything to keep the midges off dogs - does flea/tick repellent help or is there anything else that works?

Whilst a permethrin based pet repellant is probably the best thing to recommend, I will admit to using nikwax brand deet free insect repellant and avon skin so soft on my short coated dog. Apparently, if you are particularly appetising and sensitive to midges then some of the bites will come up into rather large blisters, so guess what I have all over my ankles? If you are not satisfied with our response to a complaint, or you consider that Apiam may have breached the Australian Privacy Principles or the Privacy Act, you are entitled to make a complaint to the Office of the Australian Information Commissioner. There is no substitute to visiting your Vet - he has the knowledge and experience and can see/feel/smell your dog and advise accordingly.

Mrs TentLife got bitten by something (not in Scotland), and whilst at the show she was given one of their bite relief products to try. We have Eureka repellents to suit every skin type, from the most sensitive children and adults’ skin, to the most toughened outdoor skin. Drift is red raw down his hind legs, groin and belly, in 25 years of owning dogs, I have never seen anything like that before.

If your vet is a poor communicator, you are concerned about the treatment he has prescribed for your dog, or you simply don’t get along, there is nothing wrong with getting another opinion. Can't speak to its efficacy, but since "Is it safe to use DEET with " is a common theme here let me just state for the record that I'm pretty sure it doesn't dissolve dogs. If you have any questions or concerns about this Privacy Policy or how your personal information has been handled by Apiam, you may contact us at any time. Only the LifeSystems had any amount of Deet in it and when Mrs TentLife tried it she said that a midge did land on her arm and immediately left as quickly as it arrived. Their mosquito nets would be worth considering as I got bitten quite a lot inside the tent and whilst I was sleeping.If you are planning your trip to Scotland between October and May, you will be pleased to know that you are unlikely to encounter any midges while you are here and that they only really become a problem in the summer months of June, July and August, diminishing rapidly in September and disappearing completely after the first decent frost. I am wondering if there is a new breed of midge about and if we dog owners are going to have problems. I was walking with a retired vet this morning and told him about my dog, he said he was so pleased as he had seen a dog with the same symptoms yesterday and hadn't known what to make of it, had seen nothing like that before. The first 2 occasions he had antihistamine but probably didn't need it as on other occasions the swellings have gone down without.