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SimpliFly® for the animal’s gastrointestinal tract?

April 26, 2017Animal gastrointestinal simplifly® tract

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SimpliFly® for the animal’s gastrointestinal tract?

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We did not conduct any studies examining the gastrointestinal tract specifically; however, no clinical signs of GI tract problems were observed during the efficacy studies. Furthermore, Dimilin® (LarvaStop™) is also registered for use in sustained release bolus for beef and dairy cattle. The bolus remains in the animal’s stomach for up to 5 months, constantly releasing Dimilin into the manure to control flies.