Tiny hole hay nets - recomend some in STOCK

[Gingerwitch]

As above - horse limited to what he can eat - and I cannot find the dinky hay nets anywhere - if anyone can help or has one that you can sell me PLEASE let me know - or recomend me something else

cheers

GW
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[ebonyallen]

I have to watch what my girl eats and can never find them small enough, so I put two and sometimes three together which does help. Not sure if this is the sort of info you are looking for.

 

[Shysmum]

I use two or three of the smallest holed ones I can find - a pain the a*** to fill, but they do the job.

Hope you are ok GW, thinking of you x

 

[WoopsiiD]

Exactly what we did!
Where in the world are you GW?

 

[Black_Horse_White]

I have a trickle net, expensive but very strong. I've just ordered another one. I soak my nets in a wheelie bin, because the trickle net is oblong in just slides in.

 

[hogged cob]

Take a look at the link below, they may be what you are looking for, I have never used them so may be someone on here could advise, I have a trickle net for my boy and they are really good.

http://www.theponytackshop.co.uk/fo...net_hay_haylage_haynet_haynet_with_25mm_holes

 

[WoopsiiD]

http://www.earlswoodequine.co.uk/for-the-stable/haynets
This shop is close to me and I will happily go and fetch a few and get them posted.

 

[Tiffany]

I bought some that have quite small holes from a local tack shop and I double net them.

Not sure who makes them, will have a search on net.

 

[Gingerwitch]

Take a look at the link below, they may be what you are looking for, I have never used them so may be someone on here could advise, I have a trickle net for my boy and they are really good.

http://www.theponytackshop.co.uk/fo...net_hay_haylage_haynet_haynet_with_25mm_holes

I got two of these today... these are fab for the day but I had some trawler net dinky ones - bright orange - and the holes are really really tiny... but they keep saying out of stock... and the ones I have are on their last legs !

The pony tack shop are fab - I phoned them at half 3 and they broke their necks to get me these for today - had to pay more for the postage - but they were really really kind !

 

[Gingerwitch]

http://www.earlswoodequine.co.uk/for-the-stable/haynets
This shop is close to me and I will happily go and fetch a few and get them posted.

Thank you so much for your very very kind offer - I will pop round my local tack shop tomorrow - i think they stock them... but by the time i have bawled eyes out, seen horse, bawled eyes out, updated vet an farrier - they have been shut....

 

[Goldenstar]

Tricklenets are great and come quickly.
Can I suggest you google honeychop they have a chop that is plain chopped oat straw which I give my fatty .
He's a bit disgusted by it but I tell him its better than nothing.

 

[ChrisHerridge1]

I make my own hay nets. If you want one let me know the size of the grids you want and I can make it to suit. I make them from recycled bale string and they last an age. Please p.m. for details.