January 2025 Hay Pillow Giveaway
We're Giving Away a Hay Pillow® to 3 Lucky Winners!
Contest ends January 31, 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 January 31, 2025.
Winners Announcement & Notification
WHEN: Winners announced February 4, 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:
"About 3 weeks ago someone stole 2 of my 3 Standard Hay Pillows that I have had for over a year. I never realized how much I loved them until they were gone! I just always filled and threw them out in the pasture in fall/winter/early spring and it keeps them constantly eating and moving around. I immediately ordered 2 to replace the stolen ones and it was a very long week of the horses seeming always hungry since they would eat the loose hay so quickly! Here are my 3 happy horses having their hay pillows back!" ~ Shaina
“We love our Mini Hay Pillow. It really helps Misty to take her time eating her hay. If we didn't have this she would be done with her meals in 10 minutes. It's really nice being able to make meal time longer and healthier for her.” ~ Annie
“The Hanging Hay Pillows are great. My horses are happy to be able to eat by slow feeding dry hay under their pasture shelter so they are not confined to their stall when it rains.” ~ Linda
“I love my Manger Hay Pillows and my horses love them even more. They no longer push their hay on the floor and become hungry and bored, instead they munch on hay the entire trip. Happy horses = a happy horse mom!” ~ Diane
“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
“EVERYONE loves their Standard Hay Pillows around here! We have them for the horses, but the goat likes to share with his favorite friend. We even ordered hay pillows for the manger of our horse trailer. Thanks so much for making great products!” ~Trisha
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The standard size 1-3/4 mesh would be great. I think the idea of allowing slow feeding & the nature way of bending to eat is ideal!
I would choose the standard Hay Pillow with 1 1/4 sized mesh! My Paint gelding Alfie is bored in his dry lot, and goes through his hay too quickly. I think he would be fascinated by the Hay Pillow’s design!
Standard pillow 1 3/4. My barn yard buddy needs something durable as he breaks every hay net, hay rack he comes into contact with. He’s a stinker but he’s mine! The hay pillow looks durable and might just be the ticket to him not ruining every hay net or rack he comes into contact with.
I would love the standard hay pillow with the 1 3/4 mesh. My horse has ulcers and needs to slow down his eating so he can produce more saliva to buffer the acid in his stomach. Thank you so much for your consideration.
The standard with the 1 3/4 mesh pillow is what I like. My 25 year old boy would love it. He’s a bit arthritic in his Golden years and being able to raise his hay up a bit from the ground would be perfect. He could still eat with his head down like normal but not all the way down. I’ve thought about hay nets but too easy for a leg to get stuck. I got a nylon hay bag but it died pretty fast, didn’t hold the hay really. Once he pulls on the flake it ends up on the ground anyway. And if I put it in already apart one pull and it’s on the ground. I’d love to win. But I will start trying to save some $. I’m not healthy and life keeps throwing hard balls. Cash is beyond tight! But I’m going to either win or I’ll buy one!