Hay Chix® Livestock Health Original Review

When the hook is on it feels so good! Literally split a bale in half, throw it in a sack, 1 horse will last almost a whole day in the stable!

I started buying these witch nets for my very low maintenance mustang gelding 1 1/2 years ago. In all my years of horse ownership, this is the best hay net I have ever used.

These nets are the best. I travel all over the country with my horses, as do a few other trainers I travel with. We all use them daily on our horses as well as on the road and have never been disappointed.

Less expensive bags give me chips and are hard to tie. Haychix bags are amazing. My horses love them too. I have 4 horses and only 4 1/2 bale bags - I will definitely be getting 4 more before next winter so I can bag 2 feedings at the same time each day. I use trash cans (less crap - Walmart's black "discount trash cans" work well) to hold the bag open while I fill the bags with hay - works great!

I have a super destructive gelding who will rip and pull at anything food related. I've only had it for a few days and so far it hasn't broken. This slowed his eating pace and I immediately noticed that there was less hay around his feeding area. I use this to supplement the hay that feeds his barn. He is also aggressive towards food so I really hope this will help him relax if there is always food in his coop. I can fit 3 1/2 Bermuda cereals in it. Not exactly half a bale, but I just check it…

HayChix Slow Feed hay nets Top marks! I have two draft horses that eat like horses. These nets have changed my feeding schedule and improved the quality of life for my horses and me! I was initially very skeptical about using a hay net as part of my daily feeding regimen. Other nets I've tried only last a few days, difficult and awkward to fill and hang, and the hay eventually turns into bedding 😕 I'm a prime snob too. Don't let that fool you, they are totally worth the extra shipping cost! In