Removing Bot Eggs

After seeing a lot of people posting pictures of bot eggs on-line, asking what they were, I thought I would do a little video showing the bot eggs and how to easily remove them from your horses coat. Not a huge amount of information about bots themselves as spare of the moment video, but if you would like to find out more there are several links on-line that explain the bot flies life cycle in detail and which wormer to use to treat the internal problem.

[@esmeraldajobbins4994]

thank you you helped me a lot with bot fly eggs.

[@canchasingmonsters8179]

it is better if you remove the not fly's on concrete / not on grass where the horses eat so the don't get in there system as they eat the grass and if it isn't coming off well enough u may use a warm rag to loosen them

[@diecast_5913]

may is such a pretty horse she has big beautiful eyes

[@azalea19761]

She has a pair of wonderful blue eyes

[@equine2020]

I pick the eggs off my horses & put in a jar to dispose. They'd only g Ave a few on their legs. But I really don't get the eggs as I keep my horses sprayed. With a spray that deters all types of flies & ticks.

[@digdougedy]

Are you in the UK? I thought Bot flies were from tropical America,

[@hannahgoodwin205]

Doug Boyd nah we have them here in Australia

[@chasityjones5154]

We have them in Kentucky

[@evaaparecida6390]

Pior falam demais ,e o animal fica sofrendo!!