Shires Horse Hay Net - Pink - 30in

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The Shires Horse Hay Net is an ideal feeding solution for horse owners looking to improve their horse's digestive health through controlled intake, making it perfect for those needing to manage diet or reduce wasted hay. Designed with a durable fine mesh featuring 5cm holes, this net encourages a slower, more natural pace of consumption, though users should ensure it is hung at an appropriate height to prevent accidental snagging or pawing.
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The 5cm hole size is standard for slow-feeding and is generally safe and effective for most horses.
Yes, but ensure it is hung securely away from fencing or branches where the horse might become entangled.
The 30in net is designed for smaller, snack-sized portions, while the 50in versions are better for overnight or long-duration feeding.
The mesh is made of durable synthetic material intended for feeding, but you should monitor your horse to ensure they are not chewing the net itself.
Soak the net in mild soapy water, rinse thoroughly with a hose, and hang it to drip-dry completely before refilling.
Ensure the net is not packed too tightly; shaking out the hay before filling can provide better loft.
Small tears should be repaired immediately with heavy-duty twine; replace the net if the structural integrity is compromised.
To set up your Shires Hay Net, ensure you have a secure, fixed point in your stable or trailer that is free from protruding nails or sharp edges. When filling the net, avoid over-stuffing it to the point where the mesh is overly taut, as this can make it difficult for the horse to extract forage. For maintenance, regularly inspect the mesh for any fraying or small tears. If the net becomes heavily soiled, it can be soaked in water and hung to air dry. Always store the net in a cool, dry place when not in use to maintain the integrity of the synthetic fibers.