These nets are suitable for hay or haylage. Fine mesh holes ensure hay lasts longer and there is l...These nets are suitable for hay or haylage. Fine mesh holes ensure hay lasts longer and there is less wastage on the stable floor. Mesh size: 5cm (2"). Small: 30" (76cm) long, capacity: 4kg, Medium: 40" (102cm) long, capacity: 6.5kg, Large: 50" (127cm) long, capacity: 9.5kg. Mesh size can be +/- 0.5cm. Capacities are approximate and given only as a guide to the differences between haynet size. These nylon haynets from Shires can be used for feeding hay or haylage. They have fine mesh holes to make the hay last a bit longer and reduce wastage. Available in three sizes. Features Mesh size: 5cm (2") Capacity: Small - 4kg, Large - 6.5kg or Extra Large - 9.5kg Available in Red, Blue, Black, Green, Purple, Baby Blue, Pink and Orange. Size Guide Available in three sizes: Small - 76cm (30") long, Large - 102cm (40") long or Extra Large - 127cm (50") long.
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This guide is for horse owners looking to reduce hay waste and extend feeding time using the Shires Haylage Net. The fine mesh design helps slow down consumption, promoting better digestion. Keep in mind that the capacity of each net is approximate and may vary slightly.
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FAQs
What are the dimensions of the nets?
The nets are available in three sizes: Small (76cm/30"), Medium (102cm/40"), and Large (127cm/50").
What is the mesh size?
The mesh size is 5cm (2").
Can I use this for haylage?
Yes, these nets are suitable for both hay and haylage.
How do I clean the hay net?
Rinse the net with water. Avoid using harsh chemicals or detergents.
What are the approximate capacities of each net?
Small: 4kg, Medium: 6.5kg, Large: 9.5kg. These are approximate and serve as a guide.
What colors are available?
The nets come in Red, Blue, Black, Green, Purple, Baby Blue, Pink and Orange.
How do I choose the right size?
Consider the amount of hay your horse typically consumes and the size of your horse. Choose the size that best fits your needs, keeping in mind the approximate capacity.
Troubleshooting
Net is torn or damaged.
Inspect the net regularly for any tears or damage. Replace the net if it is severely damaged to prevent injury to the horse.
Horse is unable to access hay.
Ensure the mesh size is appropriate for your horse and that the net is not overfilled. Check for any blockages.
Net is tangled.
Untangle the net and ensure it is hanging correctly, away from any potential hazards in the stable.
Pros and Cons
Pros
Extends feeding time, promoting better digestion.
Reduces hay wastage, saving you money.
Durable nylon construction ensures long-lasting use.
Available in multiple sizes to fit your needs.
Suitable for both hay and haylage.
Cons
Mesh size may vary slightly (+/- 0.5cm).
Capacities are approximate.
Setup, Compatibility & Care
Filling the Net: Load the hay or haylage into the net. Ensure the net is not overfilled to allow for easy access and prevent damage.
Hanging the Net: Securely hang the net in the stable or feeding area, ensuring it is at a safe height to prevent the horse from getting tangled or stepping on it.
Compatibility: Suitable for use with various types of hay and haylage.
Care Instructions: Regularly inspect the net for any signs of wear and tear. Clean the net periodically by rinsing with water. Avoid using harsh chemicals or detergents.