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Tough1 Comfort Mesh Fly Mask - Horse

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Our Comfort Mesh Fly Mask provides protection to the eyes and ears from flying insects without obstructing your horse’s vision. The cushioned comfort mesh material around the jaw and poll has built-in elastic to comfortably move with your horse. The face is made of fine mesh with a darted design to keep mask up and off of the eyes. Complete with lycra stretch ears and secure quick grip jaw closures.
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Cushioned comfort mesh
Elastic throatlatch fits snug to your horse
Fine mesh face with darted design
Lycra stretch ears
Quick grip jaw closures
Horse Size (Nose: 30", Throat: 31"-37", Front Length: 19 1/2", Ears: 9")
POV: 6 Ways Fly Gear Helps this Horse Family

One horse owner shares her story as to why she chooses to put flywear on her horses to protect them from not only biting insects, but from the harmful UV rays of the sun. From battling allergies to eye injuries, Jackie's selection of flywear for her Miniature Horse, Olivia, and Quarab, Sierra, has grown and she now knows what works best for her horses, budget and lifestyle.

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Care for Your Horse's Fly Wear

If you are reading this article, your horse probably wears a fly mask, fly sheet, fly boots or some combination to protect him from pesky flies and biting insects. Dirt, mud and sweat can easily accumulate throughout the summer and cause discomfort and potential health concerns. Routine cleaning of your horse’s flywear is important for the horse’s comfort and to prolong the effectiveness of the fly protection.

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Fly Spray versus Fly Wear: Is One Better than the Other?

Flies can be more than just an annoyance for your horse. These tiny pests can transmit diseases, cause welts and extreme discomfort and can damage hooves and cause lameness issues. Every summer horse owners spend the entire summer fighting flies and trying to keep their horses comfortable with the latest and greatest fly protection—from fly spray and fly masks to fly boots and fly sheets. All of this gear can be expensive, especially if you’re having to buy multiple bottles and multiple sets, so the million-dollar question is what really works?

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