Swine Fly & Lice Control

Discover Valley Vet’s selection of Swine Fly & Lice Control products. Flies and lice can disrupt your animals’ productivity and well-being, but with the right tools, effective control is within reach. Explore trusted solutions like ready-to-use pour-ons, powerful concentrates, and versatile insecticide dusts to suit a variety of needs and livestock environments.

Key Products

• Sprays & Concentrates –– Provides long-acting killing power for flies, lice, mites, ticks, fleas and mosquitoes.

Recommend Products: Permectrin II, Pyranha Stock Guard, or Prozap Insectrin X Fly Spray Concentrate

• Pour-ons –– A ready-to use oil-based pour-on formulation for swine containing permethrin. Perfect for treating dairy cattle, beef cattle, and calves to effectively control horn flies, face flies, and lice.

Recommend Products: Swineguard or Prozap Insectrin CS

Common Uses:

• Seasonal Protection: Use sprays during the summer and spring (peak fly season)
• Facility Cleanup: Kill pests on barn walls and bedding to prevent them reaching your livestock.
• New Animals: Treating new livestock immediately to make sure they don't spread lice or mites into your herd.

Quick Selection Tips

Before selecting your fly or lice control predict, make sure to consider your herd size and infestation level. If you are experiencing an active breakout, we recommend looking for a high-knockdown concentrate, while for smaller herds we recommend ready-to-use sprays or small-volume pour-ons.

Still need help selecting the best pest control for your pigs? Don’t hesitate to contact us! We’re here to assist with all your livestock needs.

Benefits of Valley Vet

• Efficiency: Products that act quickly and deliver results that last.
• Ease of Use: Straightforward designs make it simple to protect your animals.
• Diverse Product Range: We have everything you need for pest management in one place.
• Competitive Prices: Enjoy value without compromising on quality.

Frequently Asked Questions

How often should I treat pigs for lice?

A: Most treatments will protect your herd for several weeks. For heavy infestations, a booster dose is usually required 10 to 14 days later to kill any new lice that have hatched since the first application.

How can I tell if my pigs have lice?

A: Common signs your pigs have lice include excessive scratching, rubbing against surfaces, restlessness, and patchy hair loss. You may also notice thickened or irritated skin. Check around the ears, neck, and along the back for small, moving insects or tiny white eggs (nits) attached to hair shafts.

Do I need to treat the environment as well as the pigs?

A: Yes, treating the environment is essential to fully eliminate lice. While most pig lice spend their life on the animal, eggs and some stages can survive briefly in bedding, pens, or equipment. Clean and replace bedding, and thoroughly disinfect housing areas and tools.