B BLOOMOAK Slow Hay Net Feeder for Horses, Black, 1.6-Inch Mesh, Fits 2- and 3-String Bales

B BLOOMOAK Slow Hay Net Feeder is a handwoven PE hay bag designed to slow horses’ hay consumption, with three 1.6-inch (4.1 cm) mesh openings and a fit for 2- or 3-string bales.

• Fits bales from 36 x 18 x 18 in (91.4 x 45.7 x 45.7 cm) to 47 x 25 x 17 in (119.4 x 63.5 x 43.2 cm) — choose a net for the stated bale range.
• Up to 50% less hay wasted than feeding without a net — helps keep more hay available and reduce ground debris.
• Handwoven ropes made with 8 strands each — provides the net’s woven construction.
• PE material retains strength when wet and withstands extreme heat — suitable for indoor or outdoor feeding.
• Extends from 50 to 64 in (127 to 162.6 cm) — gives you a hanging net with an adjustable length.

When hay is fed from the ground, a horse can scatter it and leave debris behind. This slow-feeding net is made for everyday forage feeding as well as travel: hang it over a fence, in a horse pen, or on a trailer. It can hold dry hay or soaked hay, helping make hay available in different feeding settings.

What size hay bale does the B BLOOMOAK Slow Hay Net fit?

The net fits 2- or 3-string bales within the stated size range. Compare your bale’s dimensions with the range before choosing this feeder so it fits the intended load.

• Made for bales from 36 x 18 x 18 in to 47 x 25 x 17 in.
• One hay net is included.

How does this slow hay net help manage feeding?

The three small mesh openings make a horse pull hay through gradually rather than take it freely from a pile. This longer feeding time is intended to support digestion, reduce digestive discomfort and overfeeding between feeds, and lower the risk of gastric ulcers.

• Slower access helps hay last longer.
• Less scattered hay means less debris to clear from the ground.

Can I use the net outdoors or while travelling?

Yes, the PE net is intended for indoor and outdoor use, including travel. The material retains its strength when wet and withstands extreme heat; use it for hay or soaked hay, and hang it from a fence, in a pen, or on a trailer.

• Each rope is woven from 8 strands.
• Every net goes through an inspection process.

Good to know: If your horse wears shoes, hang the net high enough that the horse cannot paw at it; a net hung too low may create an entanglement risk. A solid wall or enclosed feeder is another option to consider for hoof safety.

This feeder suits horse owners who want to slow access to hay, reduce hay waste, or provide forage in a pen or while travelling. Its bale-size range, small mesh openings and stated hanging length make it a practical fit for feeding 2- or 3-string bales, rather than a general-purpose hay container.