Cut back on costs, save money
and reduce hay wastage by 46%!
Hay nets stop gorging, only allowing a few strands of your hay to be eaten at once and not huge mouthfuls.
Slow feeder hay nets simulate grazing, improving your horses’ physical and mental health - horses are supposed to eat 18-20 hours a day.
Hay nets slow down hay consumption rate and replicate your horses’ natural grazing pattern.
The second best thing to come out of Tasmania, me being the first!! Fantastic product for multiple uses. Karen is so informative at Agspand FeedChar
Simply love this brand ! Bought a few now , super soft & large openings 4 easy use
Really happy with the quality. I expect it to last well 🙂
Simple to use, and found that my horses didn’t struggle at all, even though I bought a smaller holed net than I should’ve initially. Really pleased, no wastage and net is definitely super tough - highly recommend.
this is a must have product when there is so much green feed about ! great service every time I have ordered from Gutzbusta !! so generous and helpful
The perfect item to spread his hay out lover over the day . He would damage the expensive slow feeder bags after 12 months and the posture and pulling with incisors was an issue. Paired with the small pellet balls is a great idea for some days of the week. With Munchies hemp pelllet feed inside.
These knotless medium nets do what they say they will do, and they last forever, I’ve used them for years with all my horses and never had any issues with holes/ breaks. I’ve also never had any issues with my horses teeth from using the nets (vet does dental every 12 months with no concerns).
I have bought 5 now and they are strong, love the choice of holes sizes and different sizes. ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
Best hay nets I have ever bought.
Both the 20mm medium and 30mm medium fit a good day and nights worth of hay.
Thank you!
Strong and sturdy hay net, much better than the thin difficult to fill variety. Love the availability of different sized holes. Keeps my ponies fed and entertained
Reduces incidence of stomach ulcers and colic:
Constant chewing allows sodium bicarbonate to be released in the horse's saliva therefore reducing risk of stomach ulcers by reducing the amount of HCI in the horse's stomach.
Great for Laminitic, IR, Cushings Horses:
With hay available all the time, there is no insulin spike. Allows free choice/ low carbohydrate hay access all the time. Pasture hay is usually the best (but not ryegrass or clover hay).
