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Elim-A-Net Haynet - Pony - Green - KM Elite

Elim-A-Net Haynet - Pony - Green - KM Elite

The Elim-A-Net Haynet from KM Elite is the original slow feeding hay-net featuring an inner net de...

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The Elim-A-Net Haynet, from KM Elite, is designed for horse owners who want to slow down their horse's eating and reduce waste. The inner net design creates smaller holes, promoting a trickle feeding pattern. While effective, it's important to introduce the haynet gradually to prevent frustration.

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BrandKM Elite

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FAQs

What sizes are available?

The Elim-A-Net Haynet is available in Pony, Cob, and Full sizes.

Is the Elim-A-Net suitable for all horses?

It is suitable for most horses, but those with significant dental issues may require supervision.

Can I use haylage in the Elim-A-Net?

Yes, the Elim-A-Net is suitable for both hay and haylage.

How do I clean the haynet?

Wash with water and mild detergent and allow to air dry completely before refilling.

How often should I inspect the haynet?

Inspect the haynet daily for any signs of damage or wear.

Where can I use the Elim-A-Net?

The haynet can be used in the stable, field, or horsebox/trailer.

How does the inner net design work?

The inner net design has a vertical strand through each hole, which slows down eating by making the holes smaller.

Troubleshooting

Horse is not eating from the haynet.

Introduce the haynet gradually, and ensure the holes are not too small. Some horses may take time to adjust.

Haynet is tearing or breaking.

Check for sharp edges on the haynet or around the horse's environment. Replace the haynet if significant damage occurs.

Horse is pawing at the net or showing frustration.

Ensure the haynet is at the correct height and the holes are not too small. Consider a larger size or a less restrictive design if necessary.

Pros and Cons

Pros

  • Regulates forage consumption.
  • Promotes a healthy digestive system.
  • Prolongs feeding time.
  • Reduces hay waste and mess.
  • Cost-effective in the long run.
  • Easy to prepare in advance.

Cons

  • May require an adjustment period for the horse.
  • Can be time-consuming to fill.
  • The inner net design can be challenging to clean.
  • Not suitable for horses with significant dental issues without supervision.
  • Hay may still be pulled out if the net is too loose.

Setup, Compatibility & Care

  1. Choosing the Right Size: Select the appropriate size (Pony, Cob, or Full) for your horse and the amount of hay you typically feed.
  2. Filling the Net: Load the haynet, ensuring it's packed but not overly tight. Overfilling may make it difficult for the horse to access the hay.
  3. Placement: Hang the haynet at a safe height, ensuring it is away from any areas where the horse might get caught.
  4. Compatibility: Suitable for use with hay and haylage. Check the haynet regularly for damage.
  5. Care: Inspect the haynet daily for wear and tear. Clean the net periodically with water and mild detergent. Allow it to air dry completely before refilling.

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