GutzBusta Hay Nets Blog Posts

When the ground stays wet for long periods, it starts to take a toll. Hooves soften, conditions like seedy toe and ...

In the colder months, one of the most common questions we get asked is "what do I do with my round bale when it rai...

We’ve previously discussed why fresh green pick is not an adequate fibre source for horses and ponies. Yet when pad...

Can hay nets be used in snowy conditions? It’s a great question and one we’ve often wondered ourselves. Being found...

Last weeks blog post on Food Anxiety seemed to resonate with quite a lot of our readers. After receiving some great...

From time to time, I come across articles that truly resonate with me, and I love the opportunity to share them wit...

Can you tell the quality or the sugar levels of hay just by looking at it? The short answer, no! But it’s a questio...

What happens to a hay net when used with a hay ring as the round bale is eaten down? It’s a question we’re asked fr...

Hay-making season has officially ended, and if you’ve ever been through it, you’ll know it’s equal parts excitement...

Slow feed hay nets are a simple and effective way to extend feeding time, reduce hay waste, and support more natura...

Nikki here! A recent customer enquiry unexpectedly turned into a fascinating chat about Icelandic horses in Austral...

When it comes to your horse’s safety, the wrong hay net can be more than just a poor investment, it can be a seriou...