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Late summer and early autumn can be especially challenging for horse owners – not just because of flies and horseflies, but because of one particularly sneaky and unpleasant pest: the deer ked fly.<br />
What makes it so irritating (and even dangerous) for horses? How can you recognize an infestation – and what actually helps? Here’s everything you need to know.

As soon as the temperatures rise, not only the most beautiful time of the year begins for horses and riders - but also the annual battle against flies, horseflies, midges and the like. If you want to enjoy the warm months in a relaxed manner, you should not only pay attention to the effectiveness of fly protection, but also to its sustainability and compatibility with horses.

Pferd International isn’t just a trade fair – it’s a true experience. For us, it’s one of the highlights of the year. Where else do so many horse lovers, innovations, and emotions come together in one place?

For horses, cattle, and other grazing animals, flies aren’t just annoying, they can also cause stress and skin irritations. A simple and effective solution: the proven fly trap for pastures. In this article, we’ll show you how to set it up properly and share some helpful tips to get the best results.

Spring has arrived, the days are getting longer, and trail rides are becoming more frequent – but unfortunately, with the warmer temperatures, flies, horseflies, and other annoying insects return as well. That’s where our new textile spray comes in: It provides up to 12 weeks of protection against all kinds of insects – for both horse and rider!