Tough 1 Synthetic Poly Crib Be Gone Comfort Collar - Brown - Medium
Instantly stops cribbing. Shaped to comfortably fit around jaw with straps over crown and across f...Instantly stops cribbing. Shaped to comfortably fit around jaw with straps over crown and across forehead to securely keep collar in place. Applies pressure only when horse tries to crib so collar can be worn all day without affecting grazing or eating.
This Tough 1 Synthetic Poly Crib Be Gone Comfort Collar is designed for horse owners seeking an effective solution to stop cribbing. Its primary benefit is its ability to immediately deter cribbing behavior without restricting the horse's natural activities like grazing or eating. A potential caveat is ensuring the correct fit for maximum comfort and effectiveness. The collar features a unique design that applies pressure only when the horse attempts to crib, making it comfortable for all-day wear.
All features
Colour
Brown
Model Part Number
52-3000M-7-102
Brand
Tough 1
Extended Product Information
FAQs
How quickly does this collar stop cribbing?
Many horses stop cribbing almost immediately upon wearing the collar due to the pressure-activated design. Some may require a short adjustment period.
Can my horse graze and eat while wearing this collar?
Yes, the collar is specifically designed to apply pressure only when the horse attempts to crib, allowing for normal grazing and eating activities.
What is the collar made of?
The collar is made from a durable synthetic poly material.
How do I clean the collar?
Clean with a damp cloth. For tougher dirt, use mild soap and water, rinse well, and air dry completely.
What sizes are available?
This product is available in Medium (MPN: 52-3000M-7-102) and Small (MPN: 52-3000S-7-101).
Will this collar prevent my horse from chewing on wood?
While its primary function is to stop cribbing, the pressure applied may also deter chewing on surfaces. However, its design is optimized for cribbing.
How often should I check the fit of the collar?
It is recommended to check the fit daily, especially during the initial period of use, to ensure comfort and effectiveness.
Troubleshooting
Horse is still cribbing.
Ensure the collar is fitted correctly. It should be snug enough to apply pressure when needed but not so tight as to cause discomfort or restrict movement. Check strap adjustments.
Collar appears to be too loose.
Readjust the crown and forehead straps to achieve a more secure fit. Ensure the main jaw piece is positioned correctly.
Horse seems uncomfortable or irritated.
Loosen the straps slightly. Ensure no part of the collar is pinching the horse's skin or interfering with breathing. Consult a veterinarian if irritation persists.
Straps are difficult to adjust.
Ensure buckles are clean and free of debris. If straps are stiff, they may require some break-in period. Avoid over-tightening.
Pros and Cons
Pros
Effectively stops cribbing behavior.
Designed for horse comfort during continuous wear.
Secure and adjustable strap system.
Durable construction for long-term use.
Allows for natural grazing and eating.
Cons
Requires proper fitting to ensure effectiveness and comfort.
May take some horses time to adjust to wearing the collar.
Limited color options (only available in Brown).
Not suitable for horses with specific neck or jaw sensitivities beyond cribbing.
Setup, Compatibility & Care
Setup:
Unbuckle the straps of the collar.
Position the main part of the collar comfortably around the horse's jaw.
Secure the straps over the horse's crown and across its forehead. Adjust for a snug, but not overly tight, fit. Ensure there is no pinching.
The collar should rest comfortably without impeding breathing, eating, or drinking.
Compatibility:
This collar is designed for horses exhibiting cribbing behavior.
Suitable for use in various environments including stalls, paddocks, and during travel.
Available in Medium size (MPN: 52-3000M-7-102) and Small size (MPN: 52-3000S-7-101).
Care:
Clean the collar regularly with a damp cloth to remove dirt and sweat.
For stubborn dirt, use mild soap and water, then rinse thoroughly.
Allow the collar to air dry completely before reattaching to the horse.
Inspect straps and buckles for wear and tear periodically.