Durvet DuraMask Equine Fly Mask
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$21.13
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Product Overview
Durvet DuraMask Equine Fly Mask is designed to keep horses’ faces and eyes protected against nuisance flies and biting insects. It features a fleeced-edge, rub-free design and a concelaed double-locking latch which offers a comfortable and secure fit. This mask also protects against debris while still offering clear vision. It also features eye dart stitching for added safety and improved reinforcement for more durability. A write-on name tag is included for easier identification. Comes with a 3-year warranty.
Available sizes:
- Durvet DuraMask Equine Fly Mask - Foal/Pony
- Durvet DuraMask Equine Fly Mask - Yearling
- Durvet DuraMask Equine Fly Mask - Arabian
- Durvet DuraMask Equine Fly Mask - Horse
- Durvet DuraMask Equine Fly Mask - XL
- Durvet DuraMask Equine Fly Mask - XXL/Draft
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Details
For use in Horses. Application Gently place the mask on the horse's face with the ears and forelock showing through the top opening. Secure the double locking fastener under the jaw; making sure you allow a couple of fingers width between the fastener edge and the horse's throat latch. NOT FOR SALE TO AK, DC, PR Dimensions 2.8 x 7 x 7 in. Material / Construction Rub free design with all edges trimmed in fleece. Superior eye dart stitching for enhanced safety. Special Features Includes a write-on name tag. Warranty 3-Year Warranty. Shipping Weight 1.00 lbs Manufacturer Durvet Inc (Mfg. Number: 13841603) DIRECTIONS:
- To put the mask on, first, open the double locking fastener. Gently place the mask on the horse’s face with the ears and forelock showing through the top opening.
- Secure the double locking fastener under the jaw; making sure you allow a couple of fingers width between the fastener edge and the horse’s throat latch.
- Be sure not to make the mask fit too snug; you should be able to easily slip your finger between the mask and your horse’s face.
- When you’ve fastened the mask with the correct amount of snugness and checked for fit elsewhere, look carefully from the front, side and rear of your horse’s head to be sure it clears the eye from every angle whether his head is lowered or raised.
- The fabric of the mask needs to stand out well away from the eye, giving total clearance to the eyelashes -the eyelashes should never be poking through the mask. The mask’s lower edge should reach one to one and a half inches below the bottom of your horse’s cheekbone for best coverage.
- It is recommended to remove the mask nightly and check your horse’s face and eye condition.
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