Hy Equestrian Slow Flow Ultra Haynet - Purple/Black

The Hy Equestrian Slow Flow Ultra Haynet is perfect for greedy feeders, those on a diet or horses ...

Best current price£10.99from VioVet

All Offers

2 offers from £10.99 - £13.99

View price history by clicking the chart icon.

VioVetHy Equestrian Slow Flow Ultra Haynet - Purple/Black Small
£3.49 delivery
£10.99
Visit shop
GS EquestrianHy Purple/Black Equestrian Slow Flow Ultra Haynet - / One Size
Free delivery in 1–3 days
£13.99
Visit shop

Product Information

Full details

The Hy Equestrian Slow Flow Ultra Haynet is an ideal solution for horse owners managing greedy feeders, animals on strict diets, or those requiring controlled ad-lib forage intake to support digestive health. Featuring a durable, double-layered design with 4cm mesh holes, this net effectively slows consumption and minimizes feed wastage. While it offers excellent regulation of hay intake, owners should note that it is best suited for dry hay and requires consistent monitoring to ensure horses can access feed easily.

All features

BrandHy Equestrian

Extended Product Information

FAQs

How much hay does the net hold?

The Hy Equestrian Slow Flow Ultra Haynet holds approximately 7kg of dry hay.

What size are the holes in the net?

The mesh holes are 4cm in diameter, designed specifically to slow down forage consumption.

Is this net suitable for soaked hay?

The net is designed primarily for dry hay; if using for soaked hay, ensure it is thoroughly drained, as the weight of the water may affect the structural integrity of the net.

Can I use this for ponies?

Yes, it is excellent for ponies and horses that require controlled forage intake or are prone to obesity.

How do I maintain the net?

Regularly inspect for wear, keep it clean by removing debris, and wash with mild disinfectant if it becomes soiled.

Is the double-layer design difficult to fill?

While the double-layer design adds durability, it may require a little more effort to pack than a standard thin haynet.

Troubleshooting

Horse is struggling to pull hay through the holes

Ensure the hay is not packed too tightly into the net and consider using slightly softer hay until the horse adjusts to the resistance.

The net is showing signs of fraying

Check if the horse is pawing at the net, which can damage the mesh, and consider adjusting the hanging height to keep it out of reach of hooves.

Pros and Cons

Pros

  • Significantly reduces hay waste in the stable
  • Slows consumption to support better digestive health
  • Durable double-layered construction for longevity
  • Appropriate capacity for overnight use
  • Helps manage the weight of easy-keepers

Cons

  • May be challenging to fill for some users due to the double-layer
  • Not suitable for extremely fine hay types
  • Requires careful inspection to prevent snags
  • Requires monitoring to ensure horse frustration levels are low

Setup, Compatibility & Care

To set up the net, ensure it is tied securely at a height that allows the horse to feed in a natural position, avoiding loose loops that could trap a hoof. When filling, shake the hay to ensure it reaches the bottom of the double-layer mesh. For care, regularly inspect the net for any broken strings or large gaps caused by wear and tear. Store in a dry, well-ventilated area when not in use to prevent mildew. If the net becomes heavily soiled, it can be soaked in water with a mild, horse-safe disinfectant and air-dried completely before the next use.

Similar items

Price History

DatePrice
Visit shop