Lincoln Hay Net - Pink

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The Lincoln Hay Net is designed for equine owners seeking a reliable way to regulate hay intake and reduce stall waste. Constructed from durable polypropylene mesh, this net slows down consumption, promoting better digestion for horses while keeping their environment clean. It is an ideal solution for those managing weight-conscious horses or looking to prevent hay from being trampled into bedding, though users should ensure the mesh size is appropriate for their specific hay type to avoid frustration during feeding.
| Model Part Number | UTTL6935_4 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Lincoln |
Yes, the polypropylene material is weather-resistant, though removing it during extreme weather can extend its overall lifespan.
Yes, but it is critical to adjust the hanging height according to the height of your specific horse to prevent entanglement.
You can clean it by soaking it in mild, equine-safe detergent, rinsing thoroughly, and hanging it to dry.
The dual rings allow for easier filling and more secure, stable suspension, preventing the net from swinging excessively.
The polypropylene is durable and designed for feeding, but no mesh is indestructible if a horse is determined to chew on it.
Secure the bottom ring to a fixed point to hold the net open, allowing you to stuff hay into the top opening more efficiently.
Immediately remove the net from the stall and inspect for loose strands; if structural integrity is compromised, replace the net to prevent safety risks.
To set up the net, simply attach the top ring to a secure, stable clip or post, keeping the bottom ring accessible for loading. Ensure the net is hung high enough that the horse cannot catch a hoof in it while pawing or grazing. For care, regularly shake out any dust or small debris from the net. If the net becomes heavily soiled, soak it in a bucket of water with horse-safe detergent, rinse thoroughly, and allow it to air dry completely before the next use. Periodically inspect the polypropylene mesh for any tears or fraying to ensure continued safety.