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|Articles|July 1, 2006
Horse Spray
Equilite Inc. has released Ricochet Horse Spray?, a new product designed to help horses be more comfortable, the natural product provides a pleasant and refreshing citrus scent, the company says.
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Equilite Inc. has released Ricochet Horse Spray™, a new product designed to help horses be more comfortable, the natural product provides a pleasant and refreshing citrus scent, the company says.
Made from a blend of essential oils, the spray can be used anywhere on the horse's body.
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Among Ricochet's oils include neem, lemon grass, eucalyptus and tea tree. These essential oils are non-toxic and are not a danger to you or your horse, making Ricochet Horse Spray™ a natural fit for pregnant or nursing women.
The pleasant citrus scented oils are also a refreshing change from the chemical-based products that are often unusable to those with environmental allergies, the company adds.
Ricochet Horse Spray™ is available in a 32oz. spray bottle.
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