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Extra Small Slow Feeder Hay Net
Made with a 240ply Netting - The Strongest Hay Net.
Suitable for up to 1 biscuit of hay.
All Aussie Grazers Hay Nets have a long drawstring to be able to hang your hay net with ease.
This net is perfect for the gate, stable and travel to prevent wastage and keep your horse busy for hours.
Size 52cm x 62cm
Size may vary slightly during manufacturing but never smaller than listed
- The 3cm is perfect for the ponies and experienced animals who have previously used slow feeding nets as the smaller holes may cause frustration.
- The 4cm is our original size that is perfect for all horses and saving hay.
- Our 2cm hole size is a must have for horses that are prone to choke, ulcers and other health issues due to scoffing hay.
Buy with confidence - All Aussie Grazers Hay Nets are backed with a 45 day return policy on unused items.
AustraliaVery easy experience from start of ordering to loading them with hay. Will be purchasing more
AustraliaThese extra small hay nets are perfect for ensuring laminitic ponies have constant hay without fear of them eating too much. So easy to hang 3 or 4 around their yard so they’re encouraged to walk also. Another great product from Aussie Grazers.
AustraliaPurchased two small hay nets for our Nigerian Dwarf goats and they work so well in slowing down their feeding and much less wastage. Definitely ordering more and would recommend to anyone.
AustraliaThere have been so many times I’ve ordered online ,!only to be disappointed with the product sent . That’s not on this case. The small hay net is fantastic . It’s great for my pony and I have another one in my horse float for when I only want to put small amounts in . The hay nets are exactly how there described. I wish I had bought them years ago , as I would have saved money by not buying inferior products. It’s a high five and a thumbs up from me.
AustraliaWhat a great idea. Our boys love their new hay net. Inquisitive at first, fall bellies second. Andrew and Dominique, Tarago NSW.
