1. Apply Citronella+ evenly over the coat before turnout, riding, hacking or daily activities.
2. Pay particular attention to areas where flies commonly gather.
3. Reapply as required throughout the day.
4. During periods of increased fly pressure, apply FlyBusta to provide enhanced fly-season support.
5. Use FlyBusta when conditions become more challenging, including warm weather, high fly activity and prolonged turnout.
6. Reapply according to individual horse requirements and environmental conditions.

Top Tip: Fly pressure changes dramatically throughout the season. Many owners keep Citronella+ as their everyday spray and reserve FlyBusta for the days when flies seem particularly relentless.

Summer Management Tip: Horses prone to sweet itch, seasonal irritation or heavy fly attention often benefit from a consistent daily fly-management routine rather than occasional application.

Citronella+ has been included as the everyday fly-season product within the bundle. Designed for regular use, it helps support routine fly management throughout spring and summer.

FlyBusta has been developed for periods when fly pressure becomes more challenging. It contains CitroNol™, our signature fly-season ingredient, alongside advanced fixative and vapour-barrier technology.

CitroNol™ forms the foundation of FlyBusta's fly-season profile and has been selected specifically for use during periods of increased fly activity.

Advanced Fixative Technology helps slow the natural loss of aromatic compounds following application. This helps maintain the scent profile around the horse for longer compared with products that dissipate rapidly.

Vapour-Barrier Technology helps maintain the aromatic fly-season environment around the horse following application and forms a key part of FlyBusta's overall design.

The strength of this bundle comes from flexibility. Citronella+ provides everyday support. FlyBusta provides enhanced support. Together they allow owners to adapt their fly-management routine as conditions change throughout the season.

Why do some days seem much worse for flies than others?

Temperature, humidity, rainfall, wind conditions and local breeding activity can all influence fly numbers. Many owners notice dramatic changes in fly pressure from one day to the next.

Why does my horse seem to attract more flies than others?

Individual horses vary significantly in sweat production, natural skin oils, activity levels and environmental factors. Some horses naturally attract more fly attention than others.

Can flies and midges cause horses to rub their mane and tail?

Many owners notice increased mane rubbing, tail rubbing, stamping, skin twitching and general irritation during periods of heavy fly and midge activity.

What is sweet itch and why is fly management important?

Sweet itch is commonly associated with a hypersensitivity to midge bites. Many owners consider fly and midge management an important part of their wider summer care programme.

What is CitroNol™?

CitroNol™ is our signature fly-season ingredient used within FlyBusta. It forms part of a broader system that also includes advanced fixative and vapour-barrier technology.

Why does FlyBusta contain a fixative system?

Many fly-care products lose their scent profile quickly following application. FlyBusta's fixative system has been developed to help slow this process and support longer-lasting performance.

What is vapour-barrier technology?

Vapour-barrier technology helps maintain the fly-season aromatic profile around the horse following application and forms a key part of FlyBusta's design.

Why use both Citronella+ and FlyBusta?

Citronella+ is ideal for everyday fly management, whilst FlyBusta provides enhanced support when fly pressure increases. Together they give owners greater flexibility throughout the season.

Is this bundle suitable for horses prone to sweet itch?

Many owners of sweet itch-prone horses use Double Trouble as part of their wider summer management routine and often pair it with Goodbye Itch Oil for additional skin-care support.