When your horse seems comfortable with using a net with very large holes, move to the next size down. If you were using a 4-in hole net, you might consider a 2-inch opening size. 2 x 2 inch nets are the most common net available, but there are also hay nets with 3 inch openings.

Royal Mail strike action is having a serious impact on delivery times both with Royal Mail and other couriers. Other couriers are struggling with increased volumes as customers switch to them from Royal Mail.Another benefit of Shires hay nets is that they are made with durable materials. These hay nets are constructed from strong nylon mesh or polypropylene, which are designed to withstand the wear and tear of daily use. They are also resistant to fraying and tearing, which means they will last longer than other types of hay nets. Natural rope hay nets for horses are usually made from cotton. They have the advantage of being softer on equine teeth. Cotton hay nets are also a good choice if you’re looking to reduce your impact on the environment by using less plastic. You can install your hay net in a variety of ways. The easiest is simply to tie the net by its drawstring to a sturdy structure such as a wooden fence post or wall of the horse’s shelter.

If your horse is new to hay nets, or you’re re-teaching a horse with bad haynet behavior, use the large-hole net for a few days. Observe your horse as they eat and see how they respond to the net. After a few days, they’ll probably be ready for a smaller size. This horse is correctly using the hay net by grasping blades of hay and pulling instead of biting or scraping at the net with the teeth.You can use hay nets anywhere that you want to give your horse forage. The location of the net affects what type you should buy.