INKNOTE Hanging Hay Feeder Bags, 2-Pack with Adjustable Straps and Slow-Feed Holes

INKNOTE hanging hay feeder bags provide two large-capacity feeders for horses, goats, and other livestock, with adjustable straps and 7.9 in (20 cm) grass outlet holes to support slower feeding.

• Set of 2 hay bags — prepare feeding in more than one spot.
• 19.7 x 17.7 x 6 in (50 x 45 x 15 cm) each — holds hay or feed between refills.
• 7.9 in (20 cm) diameter outlet holes — suit different animals’ slow-feeding needs.
• Oxford fabric with reinforced stitching and nylon mesh side gussets — made for regular use and airflow around the hay.
• Adjustable webbing, a top metal ring clip, and metal hooks — hang the feeder at a chosen location.

These hanging feeders are made for farm feeding routines where hay needs to be kept off the ground and accessible in a stall, trailer, pasture, or other feeding area. Their capacity means fewer refills, while the outlet design helps limit how quickly an animal can take hay and can reduce spillage and waste.

How do the bags support slower, tidier feeding?

The grass outlet holes provide access to hay while helping prevent horses or goats from swallowing too much at once. The bag can hold a larger amount of hay or feed, so it does not need to be refilled as often. Its water-resistant fabric also helps protect stored hay from getting wet or dirty during use.

• Designed for slow-feeding needs across different animals.
• Helps reduce excessive spillage and hay waste.
• Suitable for indoor or outdoor feeding locations.

What size are the hay bags?

Each INKNOTE feeder measures approximately 19.7 x 17.7 x 6 in (50 x 45 x 15 cm), and its grass outlet holes are 7.9 in (20 cm) in diameter. The roomy bag is intended to store a substantial amount of hay or feed for livestock. Compare these measurements with the space available at your intended hanging spot.

• Two bags are included.
• Each bag has ventilation gussets on both sides.
• The side gussets use super-strong nylon mesh to promote airflow and help keep hay dry.

How do you hang and secure a feeder?

Load hay through the top, then use the metal hooks to secure the bag. The adjustable webbing lets you change the strap length, and a metal ring clip at the top provides another hanging point. The bag can be attached to a stall, trailer, wall, or fence.

• Hang indoors or outdoors, including on trees, in corrals, or in pastures.
• Oxford fabric is described as wear-, corrosion-, weather-, water-, and aging-resistant.
• Tight stitching is designed to resist breaking and wear during use.

These feeders are suited to people caring for horses, donkeys, cows, alpacas, ostriches, goats, and other animals that eat hay or feed. The two-bag set, adjustable hanging hardware, and ventilated sides make them useful for farm feeding and feeding on the go; they are designed for hanging access to hay rather than ground-level feeding.