KM Elite Deluxe Haynet - Hot Orange - 40 inch
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The KM Elite Deluxe Haynet is designed for horse owners seeking to improve equine digestive health through slow-feeding practices. It is ideal for use in stables, horseboxes, and trailers, effectively reducing hay waste and promoting a more natural, gradual grazing speed. While the 40-inch size is highly versatile for various environments, users should ensure the net is hung at an appropriate height to prevent entanglement, especially for horses prone to pawing.
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FAQs
Can this net be used in a field?
Yes, it is designed for field use, but ensure it is hung securely on a post or feeder to keep it off the ground.
How much hay does it hold?
The net has a capacity of approximately 6.5kg of hay.
Are the rings rust-proof?
The iron rings are finished in high chrome, which offers excellent resistance to rust and environmental wear.
Is the 2-inch hole size safe for all horses?
The 2-inch hole is considered a standard slow-feed size, but always supervise your horse when using a new feeding tool to ensure they are comfortable.
How do I clean the haynet?
You can wash it by soaking it in water, rinsing away debris, and allowing it to air dry completely.
Troubleshooting
Horse struggling to pull hay through holes
Ensure the hay is not packed too tightly when filling the net.
Signs of wear on the netting material
Inspect for sharp edges in the stall or trailer where the net might be rubbing; replace the net if the structural integrity is compromised.
Pros and Cons
Pros
- Significantly reduces hay waste during feeding
- Promotes a slower, healthier eating pace for horses
- Highly durable construction suitable for frequent travel
- Large capacity reduces the need for constant monitoring
- High-chrome finish on rings provides long-term rust resistance
Cons
- Not suitable for horses wearing shoes if hung too low
- Requires proper mounting hardware for safe installation
- Size may be bulky for very small ponies
Setup, Compatibility & Care
To set up the net, loop the top ring through a secure anchor point in your stall or trailer. Always ensure the net is hung at a height where the horse cannot put a foot through the mesh, typically keeping the bottom of the net well above the ground level.
When loading the net, pack the hay loosely to ensure the horse can easily reach through the 2-inch holes. For care, periodically inspect the nylon cord and iron rings for signs of wear or fraying after heavy use. If the net becomes heavily soiled, it can be soaked and rinsed in clean water and hung to air dry thoroughly to prevent mold accumulation.