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Derby Originals Super Slow Feed Poly Rope Hanging Hay Net with 1.5” Square Openings - Available in Two Sizes
Description
- PROMOTES INCREASED HEALTH AND DIGESTION - our hay nets are an effective way to slow down your horse's rate of consumption to mimic natural grazing. This provides a wealth of benefits including decreased risk of ulcers and colic and increased digestion
- MINIMIZES BOREDOM - in the wild, horses spend about 16 hours a day grazing. Slow feeding helps to prevent boredom related bad behaviors such as chewing, cribbing, pacing, and stall kicking by replicating these natural feeding behaviors
- IDEAL FOR HORSES AND LIVESTOCK - this hay net has opening sizes that are approx. 1.5" which are safer than traditional hay nets for smaller livestock such as sheep and goats (or miniature horses), and promote better slow feeding in larger animals
- CAN BE USED IN A PLETHORA OF WAYS - these hay nets were designed to be compatible with hanging, using with hay holders, or used on the ground as a grazer and can be placed in the stall, in the trailer, or out in the pasture
- DURABLE POLY ROPE CONSTRUCTION - this hay net is made from a durable rope that is resistant to breaking or tearing, UV rays, mold, and mildew. That makes these nets excellent for both indoor and outdoor use or using them to soak hay in
Size:56"  |  Color:Black Derby Originals 'Eager Feeder" hay nets were designed to be durable, attractive, and modern slow feeding solution. Our hay nets are an effective way to slow down your horse's rate of feeding to mimic natural foraging. This provides a vast wealth of benefits including decreased risk of stomach ulcers, colic, and GI upset, decreased cortisol secretion, decreased food aggression, and increased digestion, hydration, gut motility, and consistent fermentation. Slow feeding also promotes natural and healthy teeth wear and weight management. Our hay nets also prevent excess hay from being wasted by containing the hay and prevent it from being scattered or becoming contaminated by waste and droppings.
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