Health & Safety FAQ
Benefits of Slow Feeding
Did you know that slow feeders can actually make your horses healthier? Slow feeding has been linked to a lot of benefits including improvements in horses’ physical and mental health. They also slow down the rate of consumption of hay, allowing horse
Safety for shod horses or foals
Most ponies feet are bigger than 4cm / 1 13/4" but foals and mini pony foals may not be. The last thing you want is your foal to get caught in a net. Once your foals feet are larger than the net size then they are safe to be with a hay net at feet le
Drawstring FAQs: Extending, Daisy Chains, and Replacements
We often hear various inquiries from customers about the hay nets' drawstrings. The easiest way to tackle this is to put all the information in one place for customers to easily reference. Some of these questions are:. Extending the length of your dr
Safety & Cautions
Horns & Ear Tags: We do not recommend using hay nets with livestock that have horns, as netting can become caught or hooked. Similarly, if your cattle or calves have ear tags, there is a risk of them rubbing against the netting and catching a tag. Th