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Hi, I have an eazigrazer, I also have the American version (portagrazer) I’ve had that for about 6 years and is still going strong, it doesn’t hold enough hay though so I brought the eazigrazer which holds much more hay, however, my horse broke it within the first week, it is still useable...

I got this idea off of another forum, to keep my horses muzzle on I cut off all the straps and cable tied it on to a leather head collar, it has worked a treat for my horse and the leather is safe as it will break if he ever gets caught up, not like the nylon

Tough 1 easy breathe

I'm pretty sure mine has the tough one label on, had it a couple of years now though so maybe she's stopped selling the originals

Countrynaturals.co.uk

I did, I can't remember the website now though

I had success with a make of muzzle called tough 1, it's the easy breathe one and the hole is rectangular, seems to be easier for them to eat through

Thankyou to everyone who commented

Thankyou, if I can remember correctly I think he should weigh 480kg at the moment he is around 500kg, would you be able to calculate that for me? He is a 15hh cob, I've messed up by letting him get overweight again, its my guilty conscience that he eats his hay ration so quickly, I really must...

Thankyou, I know, I'm just worried about giving to little, but to much will really do him no good! My vet who has looked after him for 4 years has left she normally helps me out with this. He doesn't eat his chaff so I guess he's not starving. Exercise is limited due bone spavin, this is part of...

He doesn't have an off switch so cannot have adlib, he does always have straw chaff available though, he does have EMS, all hay is well soaked. He comes up 500kg on the weight tape, I know theses aren't reliable but give an idea, I've worked out 1.5% of 500kg to be 16lbs?

I've let my boy get to fat so have had him on a diet, 1.5% of his body weight, he does go out with a muzzle on for about 4 hrs but I don't really count that in his ration as the grass is nearly gone, he is loosing weight on this routine. However, I would like to put him out overnight, I'm...

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Liveryman element trimmers are great, hog my cob and go through his feathers no problem.

I haven't no, watched him roll in it, it stayed on, someone told me he was trying to get it off earlier but it was still on when i went up. He ripped the dinky one completely apart