Botfly eggs attached to the forelegs resist a brush, grooming mitt, and often even a jet of water. The pumice stone removes them through simple abrasion, without a blade and without injuring the skin.
It works just as well on ingrained urine and manure stains—the ones that are the despair of grey horse owners after a night in the stall.
✨ Key benefits
- ✔ Remove botfly eggs without a blade and without the risk of cuts
- ✔ Get rid of ingrained urine and manure stains
- ✔ Particularly valuable for light-coloured and grey coats
- ✔ Requires no product or maintenance: simply rinse and dry it
📋 Technical specifications
- Material: pumice stone
- Use: removing insect eggs, urine stains, and manure stains
- No chemicals
🐎 Why choose this product?
Botfly eggs are not just an aesthetic problem: when ingested through licking, they perpetuate the parasite's life cycle. Removing them mechanically every day during botfly season is as much a health measure as it is a grooming routine.
🧴 Instructions for use
Slightly dampen the area, then rub using short, gentle movements without pressing: the abrasion does the work, not force. Use it every day during botfly season rather than once a week. Rinse the stone after use and leave it to air-dry.
Composition: pumice stone.
