Imperial Riding Zone Haynet - Royal Purple - One Size

The Imperial Riding Zone Haynet is a practical and efficient solution for feeding your horse. Desi...

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The Imperial Riding Zone Haynet is an ideal feeding solution for horse owners looking to manage intake and reduce forage waste through a controlled feeding system. This durable net is specifically designed for ease of use, featuring a convenient rectangular shape that makes filling simple and efficient. While its design excels at slowing down consumption, users should ensure the net is secured at an appropriate height to avoid entanglement, especially for horses prone to pawing.

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FAQs

Can I use this net for horses with shoes?

It is strongly recommended to hang the net so the horse cannot reach it with its feet, especially if the horse wears metal shoes.

How much hay does this net hold?

It is designed to hold a standard-sized flake or partial bale comfortably due to its 80x80 cm dimensions.

Are the holes safe for all horses?

The 5x5 cm holes are industry-standard for slow feeding, but always supervise your horse when introducing a new feeding device.

Is this haynet suitable for outdoor use?

Yes, it is durable enough for outdoor use, though you should ensure it is tied to a secure fence or post to keep it off the ground.

How do I clean the net?

You can hand wash it with mild soap and water and let it air dry completely.

Troubleshooting

Horse is frustrated and pulling too hard on the net

Ensure the net is hung securely so it does not sway excessively, and verify the hay is not packed too tightly.

Net showing signs of fraying

Check the net for sharp objects on the stall wall or fence that may be snagging the cord.

Pros and Cons

Pros

  • Significantly reduces hay waste and floor contamination
  • Easy to fill due to the straight rectangular design
  • Promotes a slower, more natural grazing pace for horses
  • Compact and lightweight for easy transport to competitions or clinics

Cons

  • Not suitable for horses with metal shoes if placed on the ground
  • Requires careful installation height to ensure animal safety
  • Smaller hole size may frustrate horses unaccustomed to slow feeders

Setup, Compatibility & Care

To set up the haynet, secure the drawstring to a sturdy ring or wall-mounted bracket. Ensure the net hangs at a height where the horse's head is at a natural level while eating, but high enough that they cannot get a hoof through the netting if they paw at the net.

Compatibility: This net is compatible with standard stall rings, trailer tie-points, and paddock fences.

Care Instructions:

  • Periodically inspect the net for any fraying or loose knots.
  • Shake out loose dust and debris regularly.
  • If the net becomes heavily soiled with mud, soak it in a gentle, horse-safe detergent and hang it to air dry completely before re-filling.

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