Farnam Endure Roll-On Fly Repellent for Horses, for Sensitive Areas, 3 Ounces

We have one horse that doesn't like masks when riding, but he shakes his head from the gnats. Decided to try this and it helps! Now I stuff it in my saddle bag for reapplication when needed.

Great for around eyes and ears.

I don't even know how many years I've been using this product now.This is the only roll on fly spray I've used on my horse that actually keeps her ears and and face bug free, so its the only one I buy anymore.I've tried lots of products that don't work, so I can testify this stuff is the real deal.Yes it does have a chemical smell to it, but the "natural"/good smelling ones don't work so it is what it is.I apply it once a day around my horse's eyes and in her ears and it keeps all the bugs off her face...no more shaking her head in irritation to swat bugs off while riding. Money well spent!

The roller on this absolutely sucks. It doesn't roll or work at all. I end up having to shake the bottle and squeezing it VERY hard while pressing into my hand so I can dispense some of it, then use my hand to slather it all on the horses face and ears. Annoying. I'd rather just have an actual squeeze tube.But the actual gel fly repellent inside works pretty well and doesn't seem to run when my horse buddy sweats, so safe above the eyes. Significantly less head tossing/shaking during my rides in the summer. Seems comparable to SWAT but easier to spread due to being a gel, and less sticky/greasy feeling. I can't comment on if it actually lasts 7 days as I don't own my own horse. I just use this for my weekly lesson rides and one-off lease rides. I pair this with their spray version for the body and can visibly see the flies and gnats vacate the area when I apply it. Also smells pretty pleasant compared to some products that make me feel like I'm gassing us all in the barn with something noxious.So, good product, horrible container/delivery mechanism. Make this come in a squeeze tube, in a larger size, and it'd be perfect.

I apply twice a week for my dogs ears, and it seems to be working fairly well. No bite sores on his ears so far in 2 weeks use. He doesn't seem to mind the application, especially when treats are nearby.The smell is actually pleasant, I enjoy it. It's kind of woody and floral. My dog doesn't mind the smell either.The roller ball doesn't work at all haha. I actually roll the ball onto my hand and squeeze the product out into my palm so I can apply it on my dog. I don't mind doing this because before this product, I was using PINE TAR on my dog's ears, and that stuff is nearly impossible to get off your hands. This washes off easily.I will be repurchasing. We'll see if I need to increase the application for summertime flies.

A roll on fly repellent is a must. This is for your horse's face where the flies and gnats love. My horses love the face roll on You use on the face where eyes are very sensitive and I do the inside and outside of the ears and one horse thinks it a massage too: smells great and does protect their face. If you put fly spray all over your horse that is where flies and gnats will attack the face but the roll on gives them 100% coverage.

This stuff is not functionalbe. It will not roll like as described, when you squeeze the bottle for it to come out, it gets stuck and leaks everywhere. I do not know how it is with flea or fly as was unable to use it. The smell was tolerable. Durability, what is that? NOT Value for MONEY....BIG NO

I have used this product before and found it effective on my horse. The bottle I received is a disappointment as the roller ball won't move. I can move it with my finger to get it wet but it stays stuck unless you manually push it. It is frustrating so I finally have given up. If you happen to get a bottle that the roller ball moves, it is a good product. I have found it helpful in the past at shows when your horse cannot wear a fly bonnet, or if you have a horse you are riding at home that doesn't care for a fly bonnet.