🌾 Teke Slow Feed Hay Nets - 40 Inch Length with 2 Inch Holes Review

Helps reduce hay loss, horses eat slower, don't shake or drop hay on the ground. I'm glad I found this and it has already saved me money.

Last winter we ordered and tested various types and brands, which last a long time. These won. I'm actually always ready to order more!

It's fine. The holes are very small, even my little goats weren't pulled out. It's quite difficult trying to stuff hay through the hole from above. Conclusion - the holes are too small.

Love the price, a little more expensive than the cheapest but they aren't cheaply built! My horses kick and run when they see these hay barrels when I'm carrying hay look lol. Will last and be worth the money, get at least 2 per horse to trade in.

Nice slow hay bag. At the moment it is about 6 weeks old with 2 mini and 1 normal sized horse. Less annoying to horses than 1" slow feed nets, but still slows them down and reduces casualties. Smaller than my other nets, so I only use this as an extra.

Application: I have 10 pygmy goats and wanted to find an easy way to get the hay they need without a lot of intervention. First I built a feed fence out of panels for the pigs who had hay for them, but they ate it up so quickly I had to fill it up every day as they dumped a bin on the ground. Bales of hay in the feeders, then cut the bale cords - while they are strong. Cons: -none yet (2 months of use) except it takes upper body strength to hang the feeder. Conclusion: My goats used to walk…