Lincoln Small Mesh Hay Net - Red/White/Blue


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The Lincoln Small Mesh Hay Net is designed for horse owners looking to minimize feed waste and promote healthier digestion through slower, more controlled grazing. Ideal for both hay and haylage, this net features a 4 x 4cm mesh design that forces horses to graze at a natural, slower pace, though it requires careful initial setup to ensure it is positioned at an appropriate height for the animal.
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Yes, it can be used in the field, provided it is hung from a safe, secure structure that prevents the horse from getting tangled.
Yes, the net is designed to hold both hay and haylage effectively.
The mesh holes are 4 x 4cm, which is specifically sized to slow down consumption.
The net features a 38-inch diameter body, offering a large capacity for forage.
It is not recommended for horses with open-heeled shoes, as these can snag on the mesh.
Begin by filling the net more loosely to allow the horse to adjust to the mesh resistance before packing it tightly.
Ensure the bottom ring is anchored or the net is positioned flush against a wall or corner to provide stability.
To set up the net, attach the top rings to secure fixtures inside the stable or on a safe, sturdy post in the field. The bottom ring helps the net maintain its shape and weight as the hay is consumed, preventing it from swinging excessively.
Compatibility: This net is compatible with standard hay and haylage. It is not recommended for horses with shoes that have open heels, as there is a risk of the shoe catching in the mesh.
Care: Regularly inspect the net for any loose threads or holes that could enlarge over time. To clean, shake out debris, soak in water with an equine-safe disinfectant, and allow to air dry completely before refilling.