In summer, flying insects can quickly become a scourge for the horse. Flies in particular tend to come and land or lay eggs around the horse's eyes.
In some horses that are a little sensitive, it can even cause quite significant conjunctivitis.
In the ears too, gnats can be very disturbing to the horse.
They are then seen frequently shaking their heads to get rid of it. The scabs that are often observed in the ears of horses, most of the time wrongly attributed to fungi, are generally caused by hypersensitivity to insect bites.
The sun, dust and wind are also aggressive for horses' eyes, which can promote conjunctivitis and especially uveitis.
SUPERMASK effectively protects your horse from insects, at eye level (available without built-in ears). It also provides effective protection against the sun's rays and dust.
How does it work?
SUPERMASK is also available without ears for horses that do not tolerate it well.
It is designed to:
A very thin protective grid around the horse's eyes, which does not interfere with the vision but very tear-resistant.
A soft synthetic fur edge, to avoid injuring the horse.
An adjustable flap with velcro to ensure perfect adaptability to the horse's head.
How to use the Supermask Fly Mask from Farnam?
SUPERMASK can be worn during the day only or permanently for horses living outdoors.
