GutzBusta Hay Nets Blog Posts

Drawstrings Demystified!

Hi Nikki here from GutzBusta! We often hear various inquiries from customers about the hay nets' drawstrings. The e...

Donkeys and their unique feeding requirements

Hi, Nikki here from GutzBusta!! Often we receive some great emails from our customers telling us information about ...

Customer Ideas #2

Nikki here from GutzBusta!! I personally use our hay nets each and every day.... 365 days a year, and it never ceas...

Round Bale Hay Net – What happens as the hay is eaten down?

We have discussed this topic before and even have a reference page for it in our FAQ and now this Blog, because it ...

Autumn Pasture Cautions

As we approach the Autumn, it serves as a timely reminder on the importance of managing grazing on pastures, espec...

13 Benefits of Slow Feeding

Anyone who has tried our hay nets knows just how beneficial they can be in the management of your horses, ponies, a...

Customer Ideas #1

We often get some GREAT customer ideas, Here is one of them! Nikki here! We often get customers emailing us or comm...

Drought Solutions and Ideas

Drought Solutions and Ideas The versatility of our hay nets is something that is highly appreciated, especially as ...

Knotted V's Knotless.... which is better?

One of the most common questions we get asked from our customers is "Can you please tell me the difference between ...

Truly Versatile Hay Nets #1

One thing that never ceases to amaze me when using our GutzBusta Hay Nets is just how versatile they are and how ma...

What happens to the excess netting as the horses eat the round bale down?

If you haven’t tried using round bale hay nets before, you might be wondering what happens to the excess netting as the horses eat the round bale down. This is one of the most asked questions we receive from our customers. And the answer to that is pretty simple...nothing!

Slow Feeders for Horses: 10 Things to Remember When Using Hay Nets

Using slow feeders for horses like the GutzBusta® Slow Feeding Hay Nets has been linked to a lot of benefits. However, just like any slow feeding tools, you should know how to utilise hay nets properly before using them. Here are some do’s and don’ts to help you get started.