Manna Pro Introduces Two New Fly Control Masks for Horses

Newsdate: Wed 17 February 2016 – 7:30 am
Location: ST LOUIS, Missouri

Just in time for spring and the beginning of fly season, Manna Pro has expanded its line of Force® Fly Control products with the addition of two new equine masks.  The Pro-Force® Equine Fly Mask is now available with Equi-Glo™ Nite Reflector making it easy to spot horses after dark.

New equine fly masks with reflective material and ear protection

New equine fly masks with reflective material and ear protection

Pro-Force Equine Fly Mask with Equi-Glo™ Nite Reflector makes horses more visible to owners, drivers and hunters from dusk to dawn, providing a safer environment and is designed to keep flies and insects away.
© 2016 by Manna Pro

This mask is the first in the industry to offer a reflective feature for use at night and is now available with and without ears. Also new, is the Insect Shield® Repellent Gear from Opti-Force®  in an extra-large size that features a contoured fit and even more room around the eyes to fit a variety of horses.

“Adding these two new masks reflects our goal of providing a full range of solutions to keep horses free of bothersome, biting flies and other pests,” said Libby Wilson, Senior Brand Manager-Equine, at Manna Pro.

“Many of us at Manna Pro are horse owners and we know how uncomfortable horses can be during fly season. We also frequently talk to consumers about what they want in a fly control product, and we use that feedback to develop new products and enhance existing ones.”

Using the Pro-Force Equine Fly Mask with Equi-Glo™ Nite Reflector makes horses more visible to owners, drivers and hunters from dusk to dawn, providing a safer environment. The mask is designed to keep flies and insects away, and provides protection from harmful UV rays.

It features a comfortable fit with an adjustable, double-locking fastener and a Quick-Catch lead line loop. A name tag allows an owner to personalize the mask. The Pro-Force mask now comes with and without ears and fits horses from 900 to 1,200 pounds.

Manna Pro’s Insect Shield® Repellent Gear from Opti-Force® Equine Fly Mask provides built-in, invisible, odorless insect repellent and protection. It repels mosquitoes, ticks, flies, and fleas, including insects that cause Lyme disease and West Nile.

The comfortable design keeps the mask off the face and away from the eyes of the horse. It’s designed to last with a secure fit and strong, Clear View Vision mesh. This mask is now available in two sizes: the original fits horses from 900 to 1,200 pounds and the new extra-large is ideal for Warmbloods and larger breeds.

In addition to masks, Manna Pro’s Force Fly Control product line includes three different spray formulas, as well premise protection.

The Force Fly products can be found in chain retail stores and independent feed stores.  Visit MannaPro.com/where-to-buy for dealer locations. The products can also be purchased online. Consumers can find more information and money-saving offers at mannapro.com/forceflycontrol.

About Manna Pro Products

Manna Pro Products, LLC, produces high-quality animal nutrition and care products for a broad range of animals. Its largest group of products is associated with horses, but the company also produces feed for backyard poultry and goats, rabbits, cattle, pigs, and companion animals.

Manna Pro’s product lines primarily serve the “lifestyle farmer” market – people who own acreage with farm animals, and operate their farms as a hobby rather than a business. The company’s flagship product – Calf-Manna® – has been a staple of animal owners for more than 80 years.  For more information, visit www.mannapro.com

About the Author

Flossie Sellers

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As an animal lover since childhood, Flossie was delighted when Mark, the CEO and developer of EquiMed asked her to join his team of contributors.

She enrolled in My Horse University at Michigan State and completed a number of courses in everything related to horse health, nutrition, diseases and conditions, medications, hoof and dental care, barn safety, and first aid.

Staying up-to-date on the latest developments in horse care and equine health is now a habit, and she enjoys sharing a wealth of information with horse owners everywhere.

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