Version II Standard Hay Pillow® Net Panel
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$44.99
$34.99 - $44.99
per item
The Standard Pillow® II Net Panel is one of two components necessary to complete a Hay Pillow® - making it easy to switch out or experiment with mesh sizes. The Version II slow feed bags are sold separately. Net panels are offered in a variety of mesh sizes; 3/4”, 1”, 1 1/4” and 1 3/4". If you prefer to purchase a bag with the netting sewn in, purchase the Standard Hay Pillow®. Prices vary according to mesh size.
*Not appropriate for shod or horned livestock.
Want to experiment with mesh sizes? Or switch them out at different times? Our Version II slow feed bags make it easy and more economical!
The Standard Pillow® II Net Panel is one of two components necessary to complete a Hay Pillow®. The Version II slow feed bags are sold separately. Net panels are offered in a variety of mesh sizes; 3/4”, 1”, 1 1/4” and 1 3/4". If you prefer to purchase a bag with the netting sewn in, purchase the Standard Hay Pillow®.
2" wide Velcro® holds the panel and bag together - and stays attached for the vast majority (99%). If the panel has been detached - have a local tailor, horse blanket or saddle repair shop sew one seam around the panel while you wait. If you want to replace it in the future, only one seam will have to be taken out to install a new one!
If purchased for long term use, over time, the bag/velcro may become too distorted for new netting panels to fit properly. The level of distortion is relative to the acceleration of wear and tear.
Questions on Mesh Size? Contact an expert by email or call 888-489-0022.
New Customers:1 ¼” and 1 ¾” are the most popular mesh sizes; ¼” makes a significant difference in rate of consumption. If you have never used a slow feeder we suggest the 1 ¾”. Smaller mesh sizes do not necessarily equate to your equine eating slower; they may not be able to eat at all.
Please note: Due to the dangers involved in using any mesh material that can potentially get caught in a horseshoe, this product should not be used by shod livestock. We do not recommend use with horned animals or horses with blankets or halters that can potentially become snared in netting.
The netting panel is constructed from the most rugged materials; custom nylon (DuPont®) knotted netting and Velcro® brand velcro loop. Both made with American materials manufactured in the USA.
The Standard Pillow® II Net Panel is one of two components necessary to complete a Hay Pillow®. The Version II slow feed bags are sold separately. Net panels are offered in a variety of mesh sizes; 3/4”, 1”, 1 1/4” and 1 3/4". If you prefer to purchase a bag with the netting sewn in, purchase the Standard Hay Pillow®.
2" wide Velcro® holds the panel and bag together - and stays attached for the vast majority (99%). If the panel has been detached - have a local tailor, horse blanket or saddle repair shop sew one seam around the panel while you wait. If you want to replace it in the future, only one seam will have to be taken out to install a new one!
If purchased for long term use, over time, the bag/velcro may become too distorted for new netting panels to fit properly. The level of distortion is relative to the acceleration of wear and tear.
Questions on Mesh Size? Contact an expert by email or call 888-489-0022.
New Customers:1 ¼” and 1 ¾” are the most popular mesh sizes; ¼” makes a significant difference in rate of consumption. If you have never used a slow feeder we suggest the 1 ¾”. Smaller mesh sizes do not necessarily equate to your equine eating slower; they may not be able to eat at all.
Please note: Due to the dangers involved in using any mesh material that can potentially get caught in a horseshoe, this product should not be used by shod livestock. We do not recommend use with horned animals or horses with blankets or halters that can potentially become snared in netting.
The netting panel is constructed from the most rugged materials; custom nylon (DuPont®) knotted netting and Velcro® brand velcro loop. Both made with American materials manufactured in the USA.
Washing Instructions: Machine wash cold, gentle cycle, line dry. Mild detergent, no bleach or fabric softener.
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