In warm environments like Safari Mallorca, blood-sucking insects (flies, horseflies, and mosquitoes) are a constant nuisance to equines, causing stress, dermatitis, scratching wounds, and even transmitting diseases. Therefore, it is common to use protective nets or breathable bandages on donkeys' limbs, a practice endorsed by preventive veterinary medicine and animal welfare guidelines. These accessories reduce irritation and the risk of injury, improving the animal's quality of life. This type of protection does not interfere with mobility or thermoregulation, so, in combination with veterinary checks, it constitutes an effective and ethical preventive measure within a welfare-focused management system.