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Chew stop aerosol stop chewing cribbing bandage fence
Chew Stop is formulated for application to fences, buckets, bandages, and other surfaces to break horses of the wood chewing habit. Stops horses from chewing wood, blankets and bandages in most cases. Required frequency of application will be dependent on the temperament of the horse, length of the habit, climatic conditions, and the type of surface. Use Chew Stop to protect fences, corrals, stalls, mangers, gates, posts, trees, and to keep horses from biting and chewing blankets and bandages. Absolutely will not stain white fences or painted surfaces.
Aerosol Spray: Shake well. Remove protective cap and apply generously to all wood surfaces within reach of your horse. Spray from a distance of 4 to 6 inches. Remove animals from stalls during application. Chew Stop may be applied to the bark of mature trees. Repeat application to problem areas as necessary until the horse forgets the habit. One 12.5 oz. can will cover approximately 35 square feet of unpainted surface and 53 square feet of painted surface.
Gallon Liquid: Apply Chew Stop generously to all surfaces within reach of your horse. Use a hand sprayer, power sprayer, paint brush or roller. When applying as a spray, remove animals from stalls during application. Chew Stop may be applied to the bark of mature trees. Repeat application to problem areas as necessary until the horse forgets the habit. One gallon will cover approximately 300 square feet of unpainted surface and 400 to 500 square feet of painted surface.
When applying Chew Stop to blankets or bandages, do not apply to surfaces that may come in contact with the horse s skin. Chew Stop, when in contact with the skin, may cause blistering under certain conditions. Keep out of reach of children.
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