Bot fly eggs come off easily with a nit comb, and then you can remove them from the comb with a damp tissue and dispose of them easily and safely.
NB: never clean Bot eggs off where the horse might graze later, for obvious reasons!
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If you spray the areas they usually lay wih baby oil they don’t lay as many either. 😉
an old mostly blunt disposable razor works too, too blunt for the bathroom but still has enough life in it to cut out the little buggers