PHL Natural Pest Control for Livestock
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PHL (Pet, Horse & Livestock) is an extra strength and highly versatile concentrate made from natural cedarwood oil. Designed for pets and livestock, PHL protects against fleas, ticks, mosquitoes and mites. Mix PHL with water for use as a bath, spray or dip. Use in stables, barns and kennels.
- Made from Natural cedarwood oil
- Handcrafted in small batches
- Controls insects in all stages of life, including fleas, ticks, ants, mosquitoes and mites
- Highly concentrated—mix with water
- Fresh cedar scent
Description
For a direct spray, use 2 oz. of PHL per each gallon of water. For a bath also use 2 oz. of PHL per each gallon of water. For a dip, use a 1:200 ratio of PHL to water.
Exercise caution around birds, reptiles, amphibians and other small animals.
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Additional information
| Weight | 3 lbs |
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| Dimensions | 10 × 11 × 15 in |
6 reviews for PHL Natural Pest Control for Livestock
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Larry Ahlquist (verified owner) –
Have used this product before and very happy with it. Having mini horses and goats nice to have a natural product that works. Got some friends to try it, waiting for them to tell what they think. Use a hose end sprayer, do corrals and horses at same time, do faces with a rag so not to get in their eyes.
Larry Ahlquist (verified owner) –
Was this review helpful to you?Barb –
I’m waiting for my delivery. Will this kill fleas or just repel them?
Dan at CedarCide –
It takes about 30 seconds, but it will absolutely kill fleas.
Hillary –
THANKS FOR A REMARKABLE PRODUCT!!!! My horse and pony have a terrible problem with midges (No-see-ums) on their mane and tail every year. I’ve tried every kind of spray product and animal-type insecticide with no luck. My poor horse and pony rubbed their tails raw on trees and fence posts all spring and summer ( and they also pushed down a few fence boards in the process).
Your Best Yet personal and animal spray has worked wonders. I spray it on their mane and tail twice a day, and they are so much better. They have hair on their tails for the first time in years. They don’t even mind being sprayed like they do with chemical insect repellents. It seems to have a soothing effect. I even use it on myself when I’m at the barn. I spray one finger with the spray and draw a line along my hair line. The no-see-ums stay away from me and I don’t worry about absorbing any hazardous chemicals.
Richard Sykes –
“I wouldn’t have believed it, if I hadn’t have seen it with my own eyes. A friend of mine, Tommy told me about some organic stuff, supposed to kill fleas and ticks, on livestock. I didn’t believe him, he mixed some up with water, sprayed it on a couple of nursing sows, I had, they didn’t seem to mind, they walked about 20 feet down the pen, and some black things started falling off of them. It was amazing to see that it killed the fleas and ticks on contact. I told him spray the sholts too, he did they didn’t like being sprayed, but almost the same thing happened to them. The next few days I would imagine those piglets ate more and were fluffier and a lot more active. I don’t know what’s in that stuff, but it made a believer out of me.”
Crystal Snow –
Hello,
I currently use the Pet, Horse & Livestock concentrate around the barn, on the horses, donkey and around the rabbits and it works great for flies and biting insects….especially the ticks, which I’ve not found at all on the horses since using it.
My pony always had an itchy tail, she would rub and ruin the top of it….could have been any number of things causing the itch. I sprayed the concentrate mix right into the tail wetting the skin maybe 3 times in a week and she stopped rubbing it. That was more than 2 months ago and I haven’t sprayed her tail since.
We’d also always have at least one animal with an itchy face in summer & they would rub it raw…not this year – great product…I’ll never be without it for the livestock.
Thank you,