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Derby Originals 5 Flake Superior Slow Feed Soft Mesh Hay Net

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Derby Originals 5 Flake Superior Slow Feed Soft Mesh Hay Net

Item # 1358444

Derby Originals Derby Originals 5 Flake Superior Slow Feed Soft Mesh Hay Net
Derby Originals Derby Originals 5 Flake Superior Slow Feed Soft Mesh Hay Net

Size: One Size Fits Most

Color:


Derby Originals 5 Flake Superior Slow Feed Soft Mesh Hay Net

Item # 1358444

Derby Originals Derby Originals 5 Flake Superior Slow Feed Soft Mesh Hay Net
Derby Originals Derby Originals 5 Flake Superior Slow Feed Soft Mesh Hay Net

Size: One Size Fits Most

Color:


Horses prefer eating out of our soft mesh hay nets due to them being more comfortable long-term and not causing damage to the teeth and gums. Keeping your gentle giants happy, this Derby Originals Superior Slow Feed Soft Mesh Hay Net is a great addition to your stable. A durable poly rope construction ensures this mesh net will last meal after meal.

  • Made of a durable poly rope material that is resistant to breaking or tearing, as well as damage from UV rays, mold, or mildew
  • Slow feed net designed to be extra gentle on horse teeth and gums
  • 42 hay nets will hold approx. 3-5 flakes of hay, depending on the hay type and flake size, and how dense the hay is packed; rated to last the average horse about 30 hours or more
  • Designed to have an opening size that will comfortably accommodate any type of hay, from orchard grass, to timothy, to alfalfa
  • Testing has shown that horses prefer eating out of our soft mesh hay nets due to them being more comfortable long-term and not causing damage to the teeth and gums
  • Net was tied by hand, so the hole size may vary slightly; average hole size for this net is approx. 2 x 2 in., which is the most commonly used and recommended opening size for slow-feeding the average horse
  • Net opening will prevent excess hay wastage, while slowing down your horse's feeding rate to a more natural, grazing-style pace