Handy Hay Nets

18 recommendations and reviews from 15 people

• Referral from January 20, 2018
  

  Kaylee H. asked:

  Hi everyone. Just looking for some ideas. My mare has been struggling with fungus on her face for over a year now. After working closely with my amazing vet and our local vet college, it was found that the two species are of the Alternaria and Metarhizium varieties. Both of these fungal varieties are commonly found on hay. My mare is currently fed in a large ground slow feeder outside and indoors she has a hanging slow feed net. I noticed when she's eating hay inside, she often gets particles from the hay on her forehead when she eats the scraps she dropped under the net. This is how I suspect the fungi are being tranfered from the hay to her face. My vet suggested feeding dampened hay from the ground. My mare cannot eat hay without a net... we would never be able to keep it in front of her. I'm looking for suggestions on types of either store bought or built in-stall ground slow feeders. Note: she wears 4 shoes so it needs to be something she can't get her shoes stuck in... because if she can, she will

  

  Brynn L. replied:

  https://www.handyhaynets.com/ these are on the ground and not tied to the wall or hanging. More natural “graze” and they hold up great. Many different size holes

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• Referral from December 9, 2015
  

  Taryn D. asked:

  Does anyone know where I can find a slow feeder net for a mini? Or a suggestion to help slow the little Hoover down?

  

  Kim R. replied:

  Great price and products with http://www.handyhaynets.com/

  

  Susy B. replied:

  You need to use a 1" hole or smaller. You could even get a 1/2" hole net depending on how much you need to slow them down. Check out Handy Hay Nets. They make all sizes. Make sure the net is woven and not knotted. I have had minis stretch the knots and make bigger holes! Lol

  

  Rose A. replied:

  Handy hay nets make a 1/2 inch. Seems really small but those minis manage to get the hay out!!

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• Referral from October 28, 2015
  

  Shayna P. asked:

  ISO the person who sells hay nets, I need one that will hold a 50 lb square

  

  Linda V. replied:

  http://www.handyhaynets.com/

  

  Donna S. replied:

  I second Handy Hay Nets !!

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• Referral from May 29, 2015
  

  Jennifer B. asked:

  ISO ... there is someone in BC who makes hay nets ... just cant recall the company name at this time

  

  Cyndi B. replied:

  handyhaynets.com

  

  Mandy B. replied:

  Cyndi Bird do you still distribute Handy Hay nets? Love mine.

  

  Amanda D. replied:

  I second Handy Hay Nets

  

  Amanda D. replied:

  France Marie Racine is owner of Handy Hay nets

  

  Andrea B. replied:

  Handy Hay Nets is located in the West Kootenays. Love her bags!!! She stocks them at Freeman's too over there. 😉 http://www.handyhaynets.com

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• Referral from September 28, 2014
  

  Heather H. asked:

  Does anyone have any experience with Nibble Nets Thin Air Canvas? Would you recommend them over Nag Bags? Is there a better slow feeder option? Please give your reviews/advice.

  

  Carla C. replied:

  Check out www.handyhaynets.com

  

  Bonny H. replied:

  Have you looked into handy hay nets? They are bc made! And work fantastic!

  

  Jessica C. replied:

  A few weeks ago I posted the same thing. Learnt lots maybe you can search the post? In the end I decided on handy hay nets. Reasonably prices and work great. Originally I was looking at the manger type ones but after the posts I went to the nets. In the post I made lots of people commented on what worked/ what didn't. Hope that helps

  

  Bonnie W. replied:

  I use the Handy Hay nets and they are great, no hole so far!

  

  Cyndi B. replied:

  We use Handy Hay Nets all the way

  

  Carla C. replied:

  Talk to Handy hay nets, they may be able to help you.

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• Referral from July 15, 2014
  

  Shannon L. asked:

  Does anyone know of a good saddle repair shop somewhere between the koots and Vancouver island?

  

  France R. replied:

  You can ship your saddle to him by bus. Give me a call at 250-226-0079

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