Absolutely love and my horses live the taste.
Racheal, thank you! Horses are honest critics, so hearing they love it is about as good as it gets. We’re grateful you trust Fluid Flex EQ to be part of their routine.
Citraquin® Environmental Defense
Riders do not need another oversized duration promise. They need the right amount on the shelf, a horse that accepts the routine, and honest expectations when heat, sweat, rain, bathing, grooming, and insect pressure change.
Quick answer: start with the 32oz ready-to-use spray if Citraquin® is new to your barn. Choose the 2 Pack variant when you want one bottle in the barn and one in the trailer. Move to the 128oz gallon or gallon multi-packs when Citraquin® is already part of a regular multi-horse or trainer routine.
Best for a first purchase, one-horse use, trailer bags, grooming areas, and show grounds. Select the 2 Pack variant when two ready-to-use bottles fit the routine better than one.
Best for established users, trainers, multi-horse barns, and regular warm-season use. Two-gallon and case variants reduce repeated small-bottle ordering.
Best when you want a ready-to-use bottle and refill support in one seasonal order.
Best when the barn-care side matters as much as the horse spray. Use each product according to its own label.
Shop 32oz and 2 PackShop gallon refills
Use conditions, not a calendar, to judge the routine. Follow the current label and recheck the horse rather than assuming every application must last the same number of days.
Pesticide-free or naturally derived does not mean universal. Follow the current label, avoid eyes and broken or irritated skin, and stop use if the horse shows an abnormal skin or behavior response. Persistent welts, swelling, broken skin, or severe rubbing belong in the veterinary and skin-care lane, not the more-spray lane.
Use When Itchy Skin Is Not a Fly-Spray Question for the next decision.
Which Citraquin® size should I buy first?
Choose the 32oz bottle for a first purchase or one-horse routine. Choose the 2 Pack for two ready-to-use locations. Choose the gallon or gallon multi-packs after the spray is established in a regular barn routine.
How long does Citraquin® last?
There is no single barn-wide guarantee. Sweat, rain, bathing, coat preparation, turnout, airflow, and insect pressure can change the reapplication window. Follow the current label and recheck by conditions.
Does applying more make it last longer?
More is not automatically better. Use a light, even, label-directed application rather than soaking the coat.
Is Citraquin® automatically right for every sensitive horse?
No. Horses vary. Follow the label, avoid broken or irritated skin, and stop use if an abnormal skin or behavior response appears.
Does Citraquin® prevent West Nile, EEE, or mosquito-borne disease?
No. Citraquin® is not a disease-prevention product or a guarantee against mosquitoes, flies, or insects. Vaccination, veterinary guidance, standing-water control, barriers, and barn management remain separate parts of the seasonal plan.
External use only. Always follow the current label. Contact your veterinarian for persistent skin irritation, wounds, swelling, allergic reaction concerns, abnormal breathing, or sudden behavior changes.
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