Livestock FAQ

What size hole suits your livestock the best?

For livestock the right hole size can depend on a few key things: the type of livestock, their eating behaviour, and even the kind of hay you’re feeding. Choosing the right hole size can make a big difference, not just in slowing intake, but also in

Are slow feeder hay nets suitable for cattle, alpacas, goats, sheep, donkeys, and other hobby farm livestock?

Many people are now using our hay nets for all livestock. Although primarily used for horses, slow feed hay nets are increasing in popularity for assisting in managing livestock as well. Many parts of Australia have experienced a very dry winter and

Using Slow Feed Hay Nets for Goats

Goats are very clever, curious, and determined eaters but they can be incredibly wasteful with hay, pulling it out, trampling it, and picking through only their favourite bits. A slow feed hay net can help manage this, but it’s important to choose th

Using Slow Feed Hay Nets for Cattle

Cattle aren't known for their table manners, and when it comes to hay they're quite happy to waste your expensive and precious feed, especially when it's in a round bale or large export bale. A slow feed hay net can help manage this, but it's importa

Using Slow Feed Hay Nets for Sheep

Sheep are known for burrowing deep into hay bales in search of the tastiest bits, which often leads to trampling and unnecessary waste. A slow feed hay net can help manage this, but it's important to choose the right setup for your flock. Are hay net

Using Slow Feed Hay Nets for Alpacas

Alpacas love to kick hay around, sit on it, and generally treat a loose pile of hay as more of a bed (or bathroom) than a meal. A slow feed hay net can help manage this, but it's important to choose the right setup for your herd. Are hay nets suitabl

Using slow feed hay nets for Donkeys

Donkeys absolutely love their hay and can be quite enthusiastic eaters, often pulling out and trampling more than they actually consume. A slow feed hay net can help manage this, but it's important to choose the right setup for your donkey. Are hay n