Hay Burners Equine Reviews

Slow Feeding: Haynets slow down the eating process, mimicking natural grazing behavior and extending the time horses spend eating forage.

Digestive Health: Prolonged forage intake helps reduce the risk of equine squamous gastric disease (ESGD) by providing a gastric buffer.

Mental Stimulation: Haynets can help reduce boredom and stall vices by providing mental stimulation.

Natural Grazing: Mimics grazing in the wild, reducing the risk of digestive issues like ulcers, spikes in cortisol levels, colic, and vices.

Reduced Wasted Hay: Less hay scattered around the stall and in the manure pile, estimated to save up to 30% of wasted hay.

Single Daily Feeding: Feeding once a day with a hay net reduces the need for frequent refills, allowing more time for other chores.

High-Quality Materials: Made from tough, high-quality materials that withstand everyday use, ensuring the net remains strong and comfortable for the horse.

Custom Bag Sizes: Available in various sizes to fit different needs, including custom bag sizes for specific requirements.

Positive Feedback: Customers praise the product for its quality, durability, and ease of use, with many returning buyers.

Respiratory Issues: Hanging haynets at head level can trap dust and irritants, potentially causing respiratory infections like asthma.

Neck and Back Injuries: The study suggests that haynets may increase the risk of neck or back injuries due to the pull forces exerted on the horse's neck and back.

Accidental Net Biting: Horses may accidentally bite off pieces of the net and swallow them, which can lead to complications like enteroliths.