Bug Control

March 6, 2018August 25, 2022

I received three bottles of Flys-Off and a bag of cracked corn over the weekend. Thank you Melissa Hornak–this is a BIG HELP!

Without Flys-Off, it would be very easy to have a parasite problem. Flys-Off allows me to safely get parasites off of the mammals. Without it, the fleas would get out of control. I spray some on a white towel and then I hold the baby animal in the towel. The fleas die off and it helps keep the baby animals bug-free. It is safe to use on the mammals. I NEVER USE it on birds.

Thank you Melissa Hornak!

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