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Citraquin® 32oz Environmental Defense Spray | Draw It Out®

Citraquin® 32oz Environmental Defense Spray | Draw It Out®

$25.45 USD
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A practical two-product routine

Clean first. Protect second.

Get ShowBarn Secret® SuperClean® 32oz and Citraquin® 32oz in one managed bundle. $42.

Add both — $42

This pair is $8 from free U.S. shipping. Use each product according to its own label.

Pesticide-free environmental defense spray

Citraquin® 32oz Environmental Defense Spray

Buy this if: you want a ready-to-use, pesticide-free horse spray for turnout prep, grooming areas, trailers, warm weather, and daily horse routines.

Citraquin® is a practical environmental-defense option for horse owners who want a repeatable, label-directed spray step inside a broader fly-season routine.

Quick answer: choose Citraquin® for the horse-care spray lane of fly and mosquito season. It belongs inside a broader routine: clean the environment, reduce wet spots, manage turnout, use barriers when needed, and follow label directions.

Set expectations by conditions, not promises.

Real-world performance changes with sweat, rain, bathing, coat condition, airflow, turnout, and insect pressure. Treat Citraquin® as one repeatable step—not a force field or fixed-duration guarantee.

Use it with clean stalls, manure control, fewer wet areas, grooming, turnout timing, physical barriers when appropriate, airflow, and label-directed reapplication.

Start here

32oz Spray

Ready-to-use bottle for first-time buyers, trailer bags, show grounds, and daily barn use.

Refill lane

128oz Gallon Refill

For barns, trainers, multi-horse routines, and regular summer use.

Barn system

Clean First. Protect Second.™

When the barn-care side matters as much as the horse spray.

What to expect in real barns

  • Duration varies. Sweat, rain, bathing, coat condition, and insect pressure can shorten the useful window. Recheck the horse and reapply only according to the current label.
  • More is not automatically better. Apply a light, even amount as directed instead of soaking the coat.
  • Application acceptance varies. Scent, spray pattern, and handling can matter to the individual horse.
  • Naturally derived is not universal. Avoid broken or irritated skin, and stop use if the horse shows an abnormal response.

For the full decision tree, read Why Horse Fly Spray Feels Like It Stops Working.

Best for

  • Turnout prep, grooming racks, trailer bags, and warm-weather barn routines.
  • Horse owners looking for a pesticide-free environmental defense spray.
  • Daily use around tack rooms, wash racks, barn doors, and show setups where a simple spray belongs.
  • Fly-season routines where heat, sweat, standing water, and water intake also need to be watched.

Where Citraquin® fits

Citraquin® belongs in the horse-care lane of the fly-season routine. It is not a barn cleaner, not a disease-prevention product, not a guarantee, and not a replacement for basic management. It is the spray step for riders who want cleaner daily support around the horse after the barn environment has been cleaned and reset.

How to use

  • Shake before use.
  • Brush loose dirt, sweat, and dust from the coat first.
  • Apply as part of the normal grooming, turnout, trailer, or show-ground routine.
  • Avoid eyes, nose, mouth, and broken or irritated skin.
  • Reapply as needed based on conditions and label directions.

Mosquito-season FAQ

Does Citraquin® prevent West Nile, EEE, or mosquito-borne disease?

No. Citraquin® should not be treated as a disease-prevention product or a guarantee against mosquitoes, flies, or insects. West Nile, EEE, and other mosquito-borne risks are veterinary and barn-management issues.

The responsible routine is bigger than one bottle: talk with your veterinarian about vaccination, remove standing water where possible, keep buckets and trough areas clean, use physical barriers when appropriate, manage turnout during heavy mosquito pressure, and follow all product label directions.

Citraquin® belongs in the horse-care spray lane of that broader fly-season routine.

Sweet-itch and itchy-skin FAQ

Does Citraquin® treat sweet itch?

No. Sweet itch and recurring insect-bite hypersensitivity are veterinary and management questions. Citraquin® belongs only in an ordinary, label-directed fly-season routine on intact skin. It is not an allergy medication, treatment, cure, diagnostic tool, or guarantee.

Do not apply it to raw, broken, bleeding, blistered, or actively irritated areas unless the label specifically directs otherwise. When rubbing, welts, hair loss, or skin damage are already present, inspect the skin and move into the appropriate veterinary or skin-care decision lane.

Read When Itchy Skin Is Not a Fly-Spray Question or use the Horse Skin Care Routine.

Real-world expectations FAQ

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.

Is a naturally derived spray 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.

Helpful next steps

External use only. Use according to label directions. Contact your veterinarian for persistent skin irritation, wounds, swelling, allergic reaction concerns, heat illness signs, dehydration concerns, abnormal breathing, or sudden behavior changes.

Keep the directions handy

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