Shoo-Fly Automatic Insect Control Systems

10/18/2026

🍂 Sunday Barn Check!

Fall is a great time to get ahead of the little things before winter arrives.

Take a few minutes to:

🍁 Clean up manure and organic debris.
🍁 Eliminate standing water.
🍁 Inspect your Shoo-Fly system.
🍁 Check your supplies and plan for seasonal maintenance.

Good barn management and consistent insect control go hand in hand!

10/16/2026

🐴 Did You Know?

Horses use more than their tails to communicate and defend themselves against insects!

Skin twitching, ear movements, head tossing, and stomping are all ways horses respond to irritating flies.

Help give those tails and hooves a break with consistent insect control around the barn.

Shoo-Fly Automatic Insect Control Systems — designed by horse owners, for horse owners. www.shoo-fly.com

10/15/2026

Your Barn. Your Horses. Your Shoo-Fly System.

No two barns are exactly alike, and your insect control system shouldn't have to be one-size-fits-all.

Shoo-Fly Automatic Insect Control Systems can be designed around your barn's layout and insect control needs.

Even better? Many of our customers install their own systems!

Ready to make barn life more comfortable? Request a free quote today.

📞 352-351-5858
🌐 https://shoo-fly.com/get-a-quote

10/14/2026

🍂🐴 Fall Weather Brings More Than Just Cooler Temperatures!

Did you know that autumn can bring an increased risk of laminitis for some horses?

Changes in pasture conditions and seasonal grass growth can create challenges, especially for horses prone to metabolic issues.

Understanding the risks and taking preventive steps can help keep your horses happy and healthy throughout the season.

At Shoo-Fly, we believe that good horse care starts with education!

📖 Learn more about autumn laminitis in this informative article from The Horse:

https://thehorse.com/1123431/understanding-autumn-laminitis-in-horses/

Yes, spring brings an increased risk of endocrinopathic laminitis for susceptible horses—but so does autumn. Here’s why.

10/13/2026

🔧 : Give Your Shoo-Fly System a Quick Check!

As the seasons change, it's a great time to walk through your barn and inspect your Shoo-Fly system.

✔️ Check nozzles for clogs or damage.
✔️ Inspect tubing and connections.
✔️ Make sure your drum has adequate solution.
✔️ Review your misting schedule for current insect activity.

A little routine maintenance helps keep your system working efficiently!

10/11/2026

🐴 Does your horse enjoy their job?

Whether they’re showing, training, trail riding, or simply enjoying time with you, our horses communicate more than we sometimes realize. From curiosity and engagement to facial expressions and body language, there are subtle clues that can help us better understand how they feel about their work.

Take a few minutes to read this interesting article from The Horse and learn some of the signs to watch for in your own horse.

Learn about the subtle cues indicating horses like the work they do.

10/10/2026

Is fly season winding down in your neck of the woods? Don't just switch off your system and forget about it.
Proper end-of-season maintenance can help protect your Shoo-Fly system during colder months and have it ready to go when warm weather—and the bugs—return.

Visit our website for instructions on preparing for winterizing your system: https://www.shoo-fly.com/instructions/winterizing

A little preparation now can make spring startup easier.

10/08/2026

Things that belong in your barn this October:
Pumpkins ✔️
Cozy blankets ✔️
Fresh shavings ✔️
Happy horses ✔️
Flies? No thanks!

Keep unwanted barn guests under control with Shoo-Fly.

www.shoo-fly.com

10/07/2026

Thinking about adding automatic insect control to your barn before next fly season?

You don't have to wait until spring. Many Shoo-Fly customers install their own systems, making fall a great time to get your barn ready before insects return in force.

Plan ahead now. Enjoy the benefits later.

Follow the link below to learn more!

Instructions about Shoo-Fly products, services and parts.

10/06/2026

Insect control works best when you think beyond what you can see.

Flies reproduce quickly, which means controlling the next generation is just as important as dealing with the flies bothering your horses today.

Good sanitation paired with consistent insect control can help break the cycle.
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