Second Chance Hay Bale Hay Net Duranet specially designed for large hay bales
Please note: The hay net has been used once and then returned, so it has some signs of use but is practically new. You may find a few hay straws inside.
This slow feeder/hay net from Duranet is specially designed for large hay bales of approximately 500kg.
- for hay bales of approximately 500kg
- high-quality nets
- abrasion-resistant knotless strong polypropylene
- wire thickness of 5mm
- includes (hanging) rope of 4m length and 10mm thickness
Advantages of hay net for hay bale
+ abrasion-resistant knotless strong polypropylene
+ high-quality nets
+ less hay wastage
+ slows down feeding time, reducing boredom and stable vices
+ positive effect on the digestive system
Color of Duranet hay net
High-quality slow feeder size
The hay bale bag measures 1.80m in height and has a diameter of 1.60m. There is a choice in
- 45mm
Hay nets from Duranet
Hay bale hay net/slow feeder for feeding roughage to horses and ponies, specially designed for large hay bales of approximately 500kg. Duranet produces high-quality nets. The nets are made of abrasion-resistant knotless strong polypropylene with a wire thickness of 5mm. The hay bale hay nets have the largest dimensions of all Duranet hay nets. Comes with a 4m long and 10mm thick (hanging) rope.
Why feed with hay net/slow feeder?
Feeding roughage (hay and pre-dried forage) with a hay bale hay net slows down feeding time. The horse can consume smaller amounts of roughage at a time, as it would in nature. Horses in the wild typically graze for about 16 hours a day, and their digestive system is adapted accordingly. A longer feeding time has a positive effect on the digestive system, reducing the risk of gastric ulcers, boredom, and stable vices. An additional benefit is that less roughage is wasted with a hay net.
Use hay net specifically for hay bales
The bag can be used in a stand for a large hay bale or even without other aids. Use is at your own risk. It is advisable not to let the horse wear a halter or horseshoes when using a hay net, as this minimizes the risk of the horse getting caught in the net. Except for a safety pasture halter, which can easily come off in case of emergency, see an example here.
Made in Europe
These hay nets are made in Belgium, so they have a low environmental impact. They are also produced under good working conditions.
