Made In USA
Hay Net for Tarter Equine Hay Basket (Basket Sold Separately)
Overview
Tarter Equine Hay Basket sold separately. You can create the safest, healthiest, most cost effective square bale feeder on the market by pairing our slow feed hay net kit with a Tarter Equine Hay Basket (pictured and sold separately). The Texas Haynet slows consumption and helps prevent colic, ulcers, and founder. The Equine Hay Basket keeps hay dry and off the ground while allowing horses to eat in their natural position with their head down.
Together, both products improve digestion and eliminate waste. Our heavy duty hardware keeps the net safely and securely fastened inside the basket.
Specs
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Hole Size |
1.5" |
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4-6 Bales 36x18x18” |
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Made in |
USA |
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Material |
Knotted Nylon Mesh |
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What's in the box |
1 knotted nylon net 1.5” holes Installation hardware (Hay Basket Sold Separately) |
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Perfect For |
Horses |
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Use with |
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Exchange/Return |
30 days to exchange or return |
Reviews
Reviews
United StatesExactly as described and very effective so far in minimizing wasted hay.
United StatesGame changers
We love our slow feeders. This has been a great plan for our horses and humans when it comes to feeding. The hay nets are easy to use and they hold up well.
United StatesHay Net for Tarter Hay Basket
Well made product. Horses took to it immediately and they have never been fed with a net. They will even eat from the net when there is loose hay available. Definitely cuts down on waste!
United StatesExcellent Hay Net/Basket Combo
The Texas Hay Net really improves the usability and practicality of the Hay Basket. The combo keeps the hay dry, off the ground, in the basket and slows the feeding to mimic a grazing rate. The net keeps the hay in the basket rather than strewn on the ground, soiled and wasted. The net is relatively easy to refill; I like that it's clipped to the basket at the bottom so horses can't pull it out, cinches shut, and the rope can be tied off to one of the basket legs so horses don't get tangled in it. I have four horses who eat from it, and the basket/net easily hold 2 bales; sometimes 3 bales if you leave the cinched hole open a bit. With four horses and the basket/net capacity, I add more hay daily. For my situation, I would like the net to be a bit bigger to hold 3-4 bales so I could feed every other day instead of daily. But it is a great system, and I'm glad to have it!
United StatesMy horses like it!
The quality is very good. It does take a little help( an extra couple of hands) but to manage the hay placement and tie up but once in place it works very well. I was concerned my smart horse would dismantle the net and or placement but she discovered getting the hay out as prescribed worked well enough for her