🔮 Discover the Magical Weaver Leather Miracle Collar in a Convenient Display Box! Review

Didn't work on my Belgian mare. She continued to sleep with him. I know this works for other horses too so please don't let my low rating discourage you. You just have to try and see. I haven't thought about going back, but I don't think I can because it's been too long. I wanted to give him enough time to work before I gave him up.

Bought for my large Welsh pony with a small clear head. Does not lie on the forehead, no matter how tight it is. He washes it several times a day. He also resists like crazy because the piece under the snap on his neck isn't big enough to make the hairdo uncomfortable. I'm still looking for another solution to help with my non-stop cribber. 😔

Didn't work on my horse no matter how tight we put it on he was able to take it off right away and then snapped what he wanted to stretch the skin Very quickly, which is a problem, I bought fleece too, hoping it wouldn't ulcerate. But he still had a lot of wounds from him, we added extra padding. I'm going to try an English style that goes behind his ears instead of across his forehead. I would not recommend this product for breeds with thin forehead saddles.

I have been using Weaver Miracle collars for over 15 years. They definitely work. I'm just writing this review to let people know that this collar is great. I have a big gelding with an attachment 17.2хххххххххххххххххххххххххххххххххххххххххххххххххххххххххххххххххххххххххххххххххххххххххххххххххххххххххххххххххххххххххххххххххххххххххххххххххххххххххххххххх] I knew that after the last one, but I completely forgot to order a new one. So if you don't want to poke holes along the way, order one…

There is a small Arabian gelding and this collar seemed to fit well given its small head and double straps. It has always been an intermittent tingling sensation since I got it 2.5 months ago and it wasn't until it stopped that I really hoped this would fix the problem. After adjusting it in various ways and getting others to adjust it, he still manages to suck the wind by wearing it as tight as possible. The lack of success will give him more time in the paddock but he will try to use a…

It was a good quality product. I bought this to keep my horse from wind sucking and destructive behavior (she broke 3 corner eaters and about 5 buckets while sucking in the wind). My horse didn't mind wearing the collar, didn't seem to mind at all. It didn't completely stop her from sucking air, though it did make it more difficult and less serious. She couldn't destroy things anymore because she couldn't subtract much from them anymore. I gave it 4 stars because while it didn't completely…

I couldn't get this to work on my horse and had a professional trainer help me set it up on him. The strap that goes across the forehead kept slipping and sliding over the ears causing everything to loosen and allowing him to suck. We tried every adjustment we could think of, loosening and tightening. nothing made it work. I tried it for 2 weeks and found it was a waste of money looking at my horse and the collar is hanging on the gate and not on his head doing his job. I tried to contact…

I have a terrible cheat sheet/wind blower. This product applied to his hair and caused terrible pressure on the forehead/pole area. He became shy and looked unhappy. Due to the severe hair loss and awkward appearance I felt it was tight enough but he worked his way through and ended up colic and requiring immediate life saving surgery. He was diagnosed with Foreman's omental seizures, colic that tends to scratch. 4 feet of intestines were removed. It survived, but we strongly do not recommend…

I have owned a bay OTTB mare for over 8 years. She is not a destructive transplant, but rather a wind sucker (even in the pasture). Her previous owner used an old traditional tie down that was totally ineffective. Since the Weaver Miracle Collar had good reviews, I gave it a try. It worked instantly and stopped her postscript. I have just ordered my second collar as the first one has weathered after 8 years. Here are some tips I've learned over the years: 1) Keep your head clean by grooming it…