Derby Originals Natural Grazer Patented Four-Sided Slow Feed Horse Hay Bag
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- Engineered to be hardware-free for safety.
- Crafted to hold approximately ¾ of a bale of hay.
- Features an exclusive patented four-sided design.
- Equipped with top and bottom handles for easy lifting.
- Constructed using heavy-duty double layered 1200D nylon with 2-inch square openings.
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Slow down your companion’s consumption with the Derby Originals Natural Grazer Patented Four-Sided Slow Feed Horse Hay Bag. This all natural slow-feed hay bag for horses features premium hardware. It is crafted to hold approximately ¾ of a bale of hay and is equipped with top and bottom handles for easy lifting. This horse hay bag features an exclusive patented four-sided design that allows your horse to eat comfortably from any angle, while supporting natural grazing patterns and healthy digestion. It is constructed using heavy-duty double layered 1200D nylon with two-inch square openings for your amigo.
| Item Number | 240717 |
|---|---|
| Material | Nylon, Synthetic Fabric |
Instructions
Designed for indoor/outdoor use. Hand clean/wash with care. Discontinue use if damaged.
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2 Customer Reviews
good, but needs work
I love how big and tough this hay bag is. It totally takes a beating and I can fit a lot of hay in it. I feed once a day with this and the horse can keep himself busy all day. The area that needs work, though, is the rope used to close the top. My rope end and become frayed and impossible to weave through the closure loops so I have had to cut it and wrap it with tape. This holds up for awhile, but occasionally needs repeating. Maybe a better closing system? Something with a clip at the end instead or just rope?
Disappointed
I really wanted to be a fan of this. On paper it sounded great. And it is undeniably well made. BUT...it takes forever to load the hay, and to re-velcro all the straps that enclose the cube. Also, it functions well when full, but once it is partially empty, it flattens out and my horse has difficulty getting ahold of hay strands. At that point, it becomes necessary to hang it like any other hay bag.