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The Perry Equestrian Large Mesh Hay Net is designed for horse owners seeking a durable, long-lasting feeding solution that simplifies daily stable management. With its spacious 2.6-inch square openings, this net allows horses to eat comfortably while encouraging a more natural, slower intake of forage compared to loose hay. While its generous 6.5kg capacity is perfect for standard rations, users should note that the large mesh size may not be suitable for horses prone to gorging or those requiring strict slow-feeding restriction.
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This net has a capacity of approximately 6.5kg of hay.
No, the 2.6-inch square holes are designed for easy access rather than limiting intake, so it is not categorized as a traditional slow-feeder.
The net measures approximately 100cm in length.
Yes, it is designed for regular stable use and can be used in paddocks, provided it is hung securely away from fence posts or debris where it could snag.
The net can be cleaned by spraying it with a hose to remove dust and debris, then leaving it to air dry completely.
The braided construction is designed to be durable and safe, though it should be inspected regularly for wear and tear, as with any equine equipment.
Ensure the bottom ring is fully extended and use a hay-filling aid or hold the bottom ring firmly while pulling the net over the hay bale.
Regularly shake the net out while it is empty and hose it down with water to remove fine dust and dried grass particles.
To set up the Perry Equestrian Hay Net, simply secure the top rings to a mounting point using a quick-release snap or lead rope. Always ensure the net is hung at a safe height, approximately chest level, to prevent the horse's hoof from becoming caught if the net swings low. For care, periodically check the net for any signs of fraying or wear. It is recommended to shake out the net before refilling to remove dust, and it can be hosed down and air-dried to maintain hygiene and prevent the buildup of forage residue.
