Pyranha 791738114526 Wipe N Spray 32OZ, Yellow

Description

Size:1 BottlePyranha(R) Wipe N’ Spray is a pyrethrum-based formula that is applied directly on the animal. This ready-to-use product provides fly protection and imparts a high sheen to the hair when brushed out. A favorite of show horse owners, effective protection results from only 1 to 2 ounces per head. Wipe N’ Spray is citronella scented and contains lanolin as a coat conditioner. It has been proven effective on biting flies, mosquitoes, gnats, fleas and ticks. Cannot Ship to Alaska, Hawaii, or Puerto Rico, or anywhere in Canada. Cannot Ship Air, Must Ship Ground Directions For Use: It is a violation of Federal law to use this product in a manner inconsistent with its labeling. Do not use on horses intended for slaughter. Wipe N’ Spray has been especially developed for use on horses. It provides a protective hair coating against flies while imparting a high sheen to the hair when brushed out. 1 to 2 ounces per head per day gives adequate protection. Apply by either soft towel or fine spray mist. Use To Wipe On: First, brush the animal to remove dirt and dust. Moisten (but do not wet to the point of dripping) a soft cloth and rub over the hair. It is best to apply by rubbing against hair growth. Give special attention to legs, shoulders, shanks, neck and facial areas where flies are most often seen. Only a light application is needed. Avoid using an excess amount. Do not wet skin. After application, brush out thoroughly to bring out bright sheen on the coat. Repeat daily or as needed. Use As A Spray : Wipe N’ Spray may be applied as a fine spray mist to horses for fast paralysis and kill of flies. Do not wet horse’s skin or exceed two ounces per application. Active Ingredients: Pyrethrins – 0. 1% *Piperonyl Butoxide, Technical – 1. 0% Butoxypolypropylene, Glycol – 15. 0% **Inert Ingredients – 83. 9% *Equivalent to 0. 8% (butylcarbityl)(6-propylpiperonyl) ether and 0. 2% related compounds. **Contains Petroleum Distillates. Precautionary Statements: Hazards to Humans and Domestic An