Haylage Nets & Hay Racks & Mangers
Haynets, Hay Racks & Mangers — Better Forage Management for Every Stable Setup.
How and where a horse eats its forage matters more than many owners realise. Horses are designed to graze with their heads down — a position that allows the jaw to align correctly, the neck muscles to work naturally, and the respiratory tract to drain effectively. High-mounted hay racks that force horses to eat with their heads raised can contribute to muscle tension, dust inhalation, and eye irritation from falling debris. Choosing the right forage feeder for your stable setup is a simple decision with a meaningful impact on your horse's comfort and health.
What's in This Range
- Haynets – The most widely used forage feeder; available in standard and small-hole designs, with small-hole nets slowing intake and extending eating time for good doers and horses prone to boredom
- Slow feeder haynets – Very small mesh openings that significantly extend eating time, mimicking natural trickle feeding and reducing the risk of gastric ulcers and stable vices in horses with limited turnout
- Corner hay racks – Fixed to the stable wall at a low to mid height; keep hay contained and reduce wastage compared to floor feeding whilst allowing a more natural head position than high-mounted racks
- Hay mangers – Deeper, bucket-style feeders that hold hay or haylage securely; available in corner-mounted and freestanding designs
- Floor-level slow feeders – Allow horses to eat at ground level in the most natural position; particularly beneficial for horses with neck or back issues
- Travel haynets – Designed to attach securely inside a trailer or horsebox to keep horses occupied and hydrated during the journey
Our Range
We stock haynets, hay racks, and mangers in a range of sizes and designs for horses and ponies, suitable for stable, field, and travel use.
Browse the full range below and find the right forage feeder for your horse's stable and management routine.