Feeder — Horse

Larger, free-standing, or wall-mounted feeders designed for stalls or paddocks, often made of plastic, which allow for a more natural eating posture than high-up racks.

Ideal for restricting intake, reducing waste, and increasing chewing time, which aids in digestion and reduces boredom. Small-mesh nets (1-2 inches) are highly effective.

Look for, or build, feeders with solid sides or catch troughs to minimize wasted hay that gets trampled into the mud. HORSE FEEDER

Engineered for large-scale outdoor feeding, these often feature containment areas to keep hay off the ground and reduce wastage.

Provide 1.5%–2% of the horse's body weight in forage daily, with constant access being ideal for gut health. Look for, or build, feeders with solid sides

Ensure the feeder has smooth edges and that mesh sizes are either too small to trap a hoof (under 2 inches) or large enough to prevent snagging.

Regularly remove old, soiled hay to prevent mold and parasites. Metal Hay Feeders: The Complete Guide - Farmco Ensure the feeder has smooth edges and that

When introducing a new slow feeder, ensure the horse understands how to use it to prevent frustration.