Fabbay 2 Pcs Slow Feed Hay Net Hay Feeder Bags for Horses Goat Stall Trailer Horse Feeding Supplies(35 x 31 Inch,Black)

These hay bags holds good amount of hay. About 3-4 flakes. It has small strings you can close on the top. ( If you don’t close it up, you can probably fit more flakes in there.) You can use it in the stall or on your trailer. It is a slow feeder and it works! Have been using it for a month still holds up very well.

I have been using these haynets daily since I got them 2 months ago. So far they have held up pretty well but one did tear in a spot. I got the largest size offered and can pack a lot of hay in it. The full bag lasts my horse at least 24+ hours.

My horse had this net in his stall for about an HOUR before he ripped 3 big holes in it. I will 100% be getting a refund. Durability clearly sucks.

Easy to put hay into and sift material. Was a great slow feed net for my 2 minis who have to be on a dry lot. Only issue is I purchased on Sept 9th, today is Oct 9th and they already chewed thru the net in 2 places. If they made them with better material would have given 5 stars. While it's nice to be a soft material it's not as strong as some others.

Awesome slow feed nets! I will be purchasing more this week!Cons- ties to keep top closed are crap. I picked up some small carabiner clips to close the top otherwise my horses just eat through the top. Also have some heavier duty ones to clip them on to the welded wire fencePros - holds quite a bit. I have 2 horses and 2 mini donkeys and I can put these out in the mornings along with whatever they have left from dinner (dry lot and different hay bags) and there is hay left by the end of the day! Also these do stretch if you keep stuffing them so they will grow.For the price paid for a 2 pack of them, I'm gonna stock up (our mare is due to foal in the spring and we'll have enough bags when we separate her from the boys) to keep her happy.

I bought these a few months ago, and they did pretty well. We use carabiner clips to secure them to fences or trees for the horses to eat out of. Recently, We did get a hole in one. I patched it with a piece of twine and now it's doing alright. Overall, I wish the tops were a bit easier to close. Clipping them closed is a bit of a pain. I do like the loops on the end though because there's no need to tie the bags up. Hanging them is much quicker. They've held up decently, though. I'd say that one rip in 6ish months is pretty good.

Bought these bags initially because my donkeys were pulling the hay out of the metal wall feeders and making a mess. There was so much waste. I wasn’t sure how the soft rope would hold up but after a few feedings I was sold. I bought four more and now have my sheep eating out of them. The next paddock to get them will be the goats. It had eliminated almost all the hay on the ground, helped drop the hay bill, and has made it so I am not spending hours raking up a fly breeding ground. I don’t worry about hooves getting caught in the netting holes because they are small and they have held up amazingly well. If there is one thing I would change ( though these are by far the best hay bags I have ever purchased) it would be the color. It’s impossible to keep the bags white. The animals don’t care so really it does not affect the usefulness of the bags and I may try throwing them in the washing machine.

They work great. A little pricey but they do hold a lot and easy to load with hay.

J'adore.Seul chose, je dirais qu'il est petit et ne contient que 2 grosses galettes ou 3 petites.Mais le maillage est sans noeuf et solide.

Amazing product, definitely buying more!Fits lots in of loose hay or if your like me who likes to put a haynet inside of a haynet then this is perfect!I mounted mine to the wall and all I gotta do is take my already filled haynets and just plonk it into these! Great price for two for them!

Horses had holes within a few weeks but stitched myself. Does the job and fits alot of hay