Front Web Slow Feeder Horse Hay Bag Super Tough Bottom with 6 Month Warranty

Got this for my gelding while he was on stall rest. The construction is sturdy and easily holds 2 flakes of alfalfa hay. The straps and clips make this easy to hang in a stall, on a trailer or on a fence. It's lasted a year and doesn't show signs of wear or tear - aside from dirt, but horses, right?

It’s perfect for slowing down her eating so her hay lasts longer. The holes are small enough but not too small that she might feel the need to chew through them. They also look very heavy duty & difficult to chew. It holds about 2 flakes of hay.

So far this hay feeder is easy to use. Top loading, opens wide to put flakes of hay in. I have a fat Haffie, and I needed a slow feeder that was easy to use, and didn't require me trying to stuff hay into it. I had a hay net, and it was so hard to fill and then I had to tie it up, and untie it when I used it. This has easy to use snaps and straps to hang it with. I have no problem putting the hay in the wide top. Very sturdy, I don't worry that it won't hold up:). Adding after using it for awhile. The back does not wear as well as the front. Wear holes from being used for for awhile.

Very substantial feed bag. Quality construction. Perfect for a horse that is an easy keeper and needs to slow down at feeding time. Has been great during this extremely cold winter to slow my horse down on his hay during the single digit nights so he doesn't run out of hay to quickly. Last longer into the night so he can keep himself warm. Adjustable straps hold it down so horse does not pull it away from the wall during feeding. Straps are tightly sewn on so I don't worry near as much about my horse pulling it down and potentially getting tangled like a typical rope bag.

Found these helpful to slow horses’ eating of hay during bad weather days and also keeps it off the ground. I like the strap on the bottom to help keep it in place so they don’t twist it around. Had held up really well with my two horses who are hard on hay nets.

Backs tore after 6 months.

This is a really nice product, easy to load, and easy to hang. Love it.

I switched to these after one of my goats died from hanging himself in a hay net. They’ve now been up for 2 years with 24/7 use and they look like they did on day 1! They are used by a herd of 16 dairy goats and 2 donkeys. I have one in every single stall and a couple outside and they’ve all held up wonderfully. I only have 1 with a small tear on the back from me accidentally snagging it on a fence. I have 12k followers on IG and many have gone and bought these and are also very happy with them. I will absolutely buy more in the future when mine finally wear out, but at this rate, that could be years from now!