Hay Is For Horses!

Grazing muzzles indeed have a small hole at the bottom to allow small pieces of grass to pass through for the horse to eat. This feature helps regulate the amount of grass intake, preventing the horse from overeating and becoming overweight. By using a grazing muzzle, the horse can still enjoy pasture time with other horses while maintaining a healthy weight. Therefore, the statement is true.

The large cotton hay net is different from the other hay net options because it is much larger with much larger holes, it is not a slow-feed hay net, and the material is 100% cotton rather than a blend or synthetic alternative.

The correct answer is the Corner or Slant Load Trailer Feed/Hay Bag. This type of hay feeder is specifically designed to be used in corner or slant load trailers. It is designed to hang securely in the trailer and provide easy access for horses to eat hay while on the go. This hay bag is a convenient and practical option for feeding horses during transportation.

Slow feeding is a more natural approach to feeding horses in a manner that better imitates the natural eating tendencies of horses in the wild; however, slow feeding may not always be the best option for EVERY horse. Each horse has individual needs and slow-feeding may not be effective for every horse ever.

The Hold Your Horses bag is made of durable mesh, but it doesn't have as many hanging or attachment options as other designs. We have received a lot of negative feedback regarding the quality of both the Pro Choice Bags and the Niblet Nets - I would not recommend these to a customer looking for an extra durable hay feeder.

This question asks to identify a specific hay net from the given options. The correct answer is "NibbleNet Slow Feeder Hay Bag."

Before purchasing any net from the Freedom Feeder line, the most important factor for customers to understand is that these nets are part of a full-time, restricted feed system that requires a transition period. This means that it will take time for the horses to adjust to the new feeding system and for the customers to learn how to properly use and set up the nets.

The correct answer is the Easycare Stowaway Hay & Gear Bag. The other options mentioned are different brands or models of bags.

Neither the Hold Your Horses or Cashel Mesh Bottom bag are "slow-feeder" style, so those will not appeal to this customer. Though the NibbleNet is a possible solution, it is MUCH heavier than the Freedom Feeder or other net slow-feeders and might be more difficult for her to manage with the heavier weight of wet hay.

Close, but no. We carry the replacement strap for the NibbleNet Hay Bag, not Niblet nets. :D

Freedom Feeder, Cashel, and NibbleNet are the correct answers because these brands offer a slow-feeder style hay bag or net.

The Cashel Hay Handler offers several benefits. Firstly, it reduces hay waste, ensuring that more of the hay is utilized effectively. Additionally, it protects the hay from rain, weather, and other elements during transport from the hay barn to the feeder. It also serves as both a hay carrier and feeder, providing convenience and efficiency. Moreover, it safeguards the hay tosser from hay being blown back against them while dropping it over the fence. Lastly, it protects the hay carrier from irritation caused by scratchy hay and allows for easier carrying of multiple hay flakes at once.

The holes in the feed pan are actually 3.5" in diameter. The design still promotes slow-feeding, but the holes are certainly easier to eat from than one of the slow-feeder nets with 2" holes.