FREEDOM FEEDER FLOATING 2 BISCUIT HAY NET
The Freedom Feeder is a small-holed haynet, made from super strong nylon material which will long outlast cheaper brands of haynets.
Save money on wasted hay and future vet bills. Get your horses back to grazing on low calorie, high fiber forage in a natural fashion by using Freedom Feeder Small Mesh hay nets. Meal feeding is not natural for horses it is one of the major causes of ulcers and insulin resistance.
Devices that stop your horse from eating hay too fast can save you time and money, and they may even help make him happier and healthier. – “We are learning that intermittent feeding may be at least partly responsible for stable vices…wood chewing, wind-sucking, weaving and so on.” – “The horses always have hay in front of them, and you can just see how much more content they are. No more wood or tree chewing, their weight is good, and no more anxiety around feeding time.” – “When horses go for a long time without eating and then get fed a big meal of hay, this causes insulin ‘spikes.’”
How many of us get up at the crack of dawn with horses pawing, chewing, calling, pacing… anything to get us out to give them food because nature designed them to graze up to 20 hours a day?
Horses’ digestive systems never truly stop producing digestive acids. When their sensitive stomachs are empty of food they are stressed, prone to colic, ulcers, and boredom leading to destructive stall vices just to mention a few of the consequences. Horses should have access to low calorie, high fiber forage at all times. Feeding two, three or even four feedings a day is unnatural for horses. We are tied to feeding them “small meals” throughout the day because we care about their sensitive digestive systems. But what are the horse’s eating at night while we are sleeping? Dinner out with friends, overnight outings, a full day away from the horses, those are only memories… .
Freedom Feeder Extended Day Small Mesh Hay Nets allow your animals to feed naturally 24/7 through a simple ”restricted free access feeding” program!
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