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The Perry Large Mesh Hay Net is designed for horse owners and stable managers looking to improve feeding efficiency and reduce forage waste through a reliable, slow-feed solution. With a robust 6.5kg capacity and durable heat-sealed braided rope construction, it is well-suited for daily stall or paddock use. While the 6.25cm mesh size is excellent for controlling consumption rates, users should note that it may not be suitable for ponies or horses that require extremely fine-mesh nets to significantly slow down aggressive eaters.
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The net features 6.25cm square holes.
It is designed to hold approximately 6.5kg of hay.
Always ensure the net is hung at an appropriate height so it does not touch the ground, as horses wearing shoes can get them caught in any mesh net.
Yes, it is durable enough for outdoor use, provided it is tied securely to a fence or hitching post.
You can use a second rope or a bungee cord attached to the bottom metal ring and anchored to the wall to keep the net stabilized.
The ends are heat-sealed, but if a strand breaks, use a lighter to carefully melt the end of the nylon rope to prevent further unraveling.
Ensure the net is packed tightly, as a loosely packed net allows for larger gaps and faster feeding.
Wipe the metal rings with a damp cloth and apply a light coat of food-safe oil or silicone spray to prevent rust in damp stable conditions.
To set up your Perry Hay Net, ensure you have a secure stall tie or overhead hook capable of supporting the weight of a full net. Feed the hay through the top opening, using the bottom metal ring to pull the net taut while filling to maximize internal volume. For maintenance, regularly inspect the braided rope for any signs of cuts or deep abrasions caused by metal stall fixtures. To clean, soak the net in a bucket of water with mild, horse-safe disinfectant to remove dust and debris, then hang it in a well-ventilated area to air dry completely before the next use.
