KM Elite Deluxe Two-Colour Haynet - Pink - 40''

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The KM Elite Deluxe Two-Colour Haynet is designed for horse owners seeking to regulate their equine companion's feeding habits, reduce waste, and promote natural grazing behaviors. By utilizing 2-inch mesh holes, this net successfully slows down consumption, which helps mitigate digestive issues like gulping while increasing essential saliva production; however, owners should note that horses shod with shoes must be monitored carefully to prevent hooves from catching in the mesh if the net is hung too low.
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Yes, it is suitable for various breeds, but ensure the hanging height is adjusted to the horse's individual shoulder or wither height.
It is designed to hold approximately 6.5kg of dry hay.
It is generally safe, but you must ensure the net is hung high enough so the horse cannot step into the net while grazing.
The holes are 2 inches, which are specifically sized for a moderate slow-feed experience.
Yes, the net is designed for outdoor use, though regular cleaning is recommended to prevent debris buildup.
The net measures 40 inches in length.
Ensure the hay is packed loosely and not overly compressed to allow easier access through the 2-inch holes.
Check if the horse is pulling or chewing excessively; ensure the net is hung at an appropriate height to discourage aggressive yanking.
Wipe the high-chrome rings with a dry, soft cloth after exposure to wet weather to maintain the protective finish.
To set up the net, attach the high-chrome iron rings to a secure anchor point using a quick-release knot or a heavy-duty carabiner. It is vital to hang the net at a height that allows the horse to reach the hay comfortably without having to tilt their head at an unnatural angle.
For care, shake out the net daily to remove dust and debris. If the net becomes heavily soiled, it can be soaked in water and hung to drip dry. Regularly inspect the mesh for any tears or frayed sections caused by persistent chewing; if a hole expands beyond the intended 2-inch size, the net should be repaired or replaced to maintain safe feeding conditions.