Waldhausen Hay Net - Large

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The Waldhausen Hay Net is designed for horse owners seeking a practical solution to manage forage consumption and reduce waste during feeding. Ideal for slow feeding, this extra-large net is perfect for stalls or outdoor use, helping to mimic natural grazing patterns for equine health. While its significant capacity is a major advantage for busy schedules, users should ensure it is hung at an appropriate height to prevent entanglement risk.
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It has a generous capacity, holding approximately 5.5 to 7.5 kg of hay.
The mesh size is 4.5 by 4.5 cm, which is specifically designed for slow feeding.
Yes, the material is built to be heat-resistant up to 100 degrees Celsius.
Yes, the net is durable and heat-resistant, making it suitable for both stall and outdoor pasture use.
The net measures approximately 160 by 80 cm when empty.
Always hang the net at a secure height that prevents the horse from getting their legs or hooves caught in the mesh.
Ensure the hay is packed tightly in the center of the net to maintain the effectiveness of the small mesh spacing.
Check if the horse is rubbing against the net; consider adjusting the mounting height or location to discourage this behavior.
Avoid pulling the knots tight when stuffing the net; use a simple slip knot for easier access.
To set up the net, loop the top closure through a secure, permanent anchor point such as a heavy-duty stall ring or an eye-bolt on a wooden fence post. Always ensure the net is hung at a height where the horse cannot put a hoof through the netting, which typically means keeping it well above the ground.
For care, shake out the net daily to remove dust and debris. If the net becomes heavily soiled, it can be rinsed with water and hung to air dry. Regularly inspect the mesh for fraying or loose knots, especially if the horse is prone to chewing or rubbing against the net, and replace it if structural integrity is compromised.