🐎 Enhanced Digestion and Colic-Free Feeding with Kensington Slow Feed Hay Bag featuring Extra-Durable Nylon Straps Review

Ordered two of these and one ripped straight away while the other gets strong. One that gets strong is easy to use. But the madman is already broken.

First off, this hay sack holds very little hay. It should hold up dandruff, but it doesn't. Second, there is only one strap in the kit, so it's difficult to hang it on anything. The strap is very short. Wouldn't buy it again!

Love using this bag as my daily liner. This is my second bag so both of my horses are now eating from these food bowls. I use 2 extra long clips to close the pockets. This makes it easier to open and close as I'm trying to squeeze 3 flakes of hay into each feeder.

I didn't want to spend that much, but it was worth it! Size, easy opening and closing, if you have a handful of hay, it's worth it! I've tried several other similar products and am saving up for more! They are amazing. The horse had a 6 week rest in the stable and it was great to keep him happy.

These bags are very high quality and good value for money but the bag I received was NOT the size I expected. I had a Kensington pouch that was really made for four flakes that wore out. The bad one I ordered said it was for four flakes but it is NOT and a lot smaller than the Kensington bag I replaced. It felt like false advertising, the cost is the same.

These bags are very practical for storing hay and can be easily attached to the railing. My old ones were hanging from trees so I had to do things a little differently, but these are definitely worth the effort. They look good and I hope they last a long time. I think they're cheap for the materials, but I still highly recommend them.

Our horses wasted too much hay on metal racks. I figured that was our only option given the many sacks of hay destroyed by our warm-blooded gelding. I took the risk of buying these hay sacks and paying a higher price. These bags are amazing. I have 4 of these and they work great. Horses love a more natural position and there is almost no wasted hay! Time will tell if our destructive horse starts chewing... but it hasn't done so yet, which is surprising given its ability to destroy a cheap bag…

These hay sacks hold at least four large hay flakes. This winter/spring we had a bag for our four horses in each of our four boxes. We can go longer than 24 hours and they still have hay when we come back. We think we will bring them outside in the more favorable weather months until the horses graze in our pasture in July. We love bags. It's been less than a year since I reviewed this feeder and here's an update. All 5 of our feeders were torn at the seam or net. At first I thought it was a…