Hay Net vs Hay Pillow: Testing Slow Feeder Hay Bag for the First Time

[@janmarie-b1c]

I very much appreciated all your planning and forethought as to test out these products and share the results with us!!!!

[@EquiNerdVlog]

Aw thank you, hope it has been useful 🥰

[@margaretagal8393]

Dream can be happy to have such a persistent owner.

[@EquiNerdVlog]

Thank you, he is such a sweetheart bless him ❤

[@borokajakabffy3095]

Really informative, well cut, very interesting and useful. Amazing job as always. Keep going🥰🥰🥰

[@EquiNerdVlog]

Thank you so much for this very encouraging comment 🥰

[@ellieandralph1655]

This is a brilliant educational video especially for first time horse owners that maybe wouldn’t know the benefits 💞

[@EquiNerdVlog]

Thank you so much, glad you enjoyed! 😁

[@viktoriaszathmary4037]

Great solution!😃 And usefull video👌

[@EquiNerdVlog]

Thanks a lot 😁

[@tamaskozma2521]

Good video, well done! It also made me thinking: why can't you just put the hay net on the ground, like the hay pillow, then the horse can eat from it in the natural position?

[@EquiNerdVlog]

Thanks and excellent question! The thing is with hay nets, you have to tie them up high as it's really easy for horses to get caught up in them. The rope that pulls the hay net tight is long and dangly, and there're some haynets with large holes that are big enough for the horse's feet to go through them. All equestrian yards I've been to have really strickt rules about tying hay nets as high as possible to minimise the risk of injury. I hope this answered your question :))

[@anitaszathmary4292]

Well done! The other horse owners can follow your advice as well. Their horse will be more healthier. :)

[@EquiNerdVlog]

Thank you I hope some will 😊

[@CivildMunkak]

Egy nagyon jó széna adagolási ötlet, a széna, mint lótáplálék optimális felhasználására !!

[@EquiNerdVlog]

Köszi szépen 🤗

[@taylorcooke3775]

Unfortunately my horse is so accident prone he would injury himself on it if I tried that

[@EquiNerdVlog]

Oh wow I hope you've got a good insurance plan for him! It's great that you know your horse's limits and what is and isn't safe for him :))