June 2025 Hay Pillow Giveaway
Winners Announcement
Congratulations 🎉Juanene Johnson 🎉Lori Harrell 🎉Jan Ketterling 🎉Parker Minchin 🎉Mickey Eades. Please email us at info@TheHayPillow.com to claim your Hay Pillow!
We're Giving Away a Hay Pillow® to 5 Lucky Winners!
Contest ends June 30, 2025
Enter to Win - in 2 Easy Steps:
Step 1
Visit our Hay Pillow® Slow Feed Hay Bags category page and decide which Hay Pillow style and mesh size you would like to win (See our tips for Choosing a Mesh Size).
Step 2
Post your entry in the comments section of this blog post* - noting these three things:
- The Hay Pillow style you chose.
- Preferred mesh size.
- Why you and your equine or barnyard buddy should win!
Include your first and last name
to avoid multiple entries with the same first name!
*Scroll to the bottom of this page to enter/Leave a comment.*
Click Post Comment to save.
Contest Rules
- You must complete steps 1 & 2 above to be eligible.
- Contest open to USA residents only.
- Contest closes June 30, 2025.
Winners Announcement & Notification
WHEN: Winners announced July 3, 2025
HOW: Winners posted on this blog post & our Facebook, Instagram & Pinterest pages.
Please check for our winner's announcement. Instructions will be posted to claim your Hay Pillow®. This is the only way to notify the winners.
What Our Customers Have To Say:
We bought the Standard Hay Pillow a few months ago but I wanted to test it out before I commented on it. Turns out Tanawa our cushings/laminitic horse prefers it to the hay net! I have attached a photo of Tanawa right after I fed breakfast, as usual he eats from the hay pillow before eating from the net. Thank you for a wonderful product! ~Carolyn
We just received our Mini Hay Pillow, and we love it, as does Apollo! Nice and easy to use, and less hay waste! My husband is a disabled veteran and Apollo is his service animal, so he is traveling with us in the minivan all the time. The hay pillow makes it so much easier and cleaner for him to have hay when he is riding with us.~Chantell
I LOVE my Hanging Hay Pillow. It's perfect for traveling to horsemanship clinics! I use it inside the horse trailer while transporting, outside the horse trailer when Bo is tied, and in the corral at night. Thanks for a quality, versatile slow feed hay bag. ~Maureen
The Manger Hay Pillow has been a game changer. No more wasted hay on the horse trailer floor and the hay lasts for at least 6 hours! Dusty is so much more relaxed in the trailer and once we arrive at our destination. ~Tina
“I have attached a photo of my three Nigerian dwarf goats (Dutch, Waylon, and Joker) and their Mini Hay Pillow. They LOVE it and I love it too. I'm thrilled that it's slowed down their foraging, is cutting down on wasted hay, and is keeping them very busy throughout the day. I have hay pillows for my horse as well, and I'd never go back to any other kind of feeder. Thanks for everything you do!” ~ Arah
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Hanging hay pillow 1 3/4 mesh. My gelding tears every hay bag I buy him. They can’t hold up. I have heard really good things about hay pillows.
Standard 1/1/3 hole
Just got a horse after 12 years of not being able to ride due to injury from a drunk driver almost 30 years ago
Nocho would love one
Hanging hay pillow 1 3/4 mesh size.
I would love a standard ground pillow with 1 3/4 inch mesh. I already have two mini ground pillows and love them. I want to get two more for my standard size horses. My horses are easy keepers and I use them to slow down their consumption. I have two minis and two standard size horses. Three of my four horses are curlies and two of them are registered with Pet Partners. I plan to start an equine facilitated psychotherapy program this fall with my little herd.
The horse trailer manger bag standard 4 × 6 mesh.
It would sure make traveling so much easier than having a hay bag hanging in his face and blocking the window. It would also help with the mess he makes with the regular hay bag and I would have to worry about him loosing hay to the floor on long trips