Haynets

Haynets for Horses

Browse haynets for horses designed to help keep forage tidy, accessible and easier to manage around the stable, field or yard.

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Choosing the Right Haynet

Haynets are a practical part of many daily feeding routines, helping to keep hay contained and off the floor. They can be useful in the stable, during travel or when you want to make forage easier to manage around the yard.

Our range includes horse haynets in different sizes and designs to suit a variety of routines. Smaller-holed options can help slow down feeding for horses that eat quickly, while larger haynets may be useful when you need to provide more forage at once.

When choosing a haynet for horses, think about how much forage your horse needs, where the net will be used and how easy it is to fill. It’s also important to hang haynets safely and check them regularly for wear, loose strings or damage.

If your horse needs a carefully managed diet, speak to your vet or equine nutritionist about the best way to provide forage. For some horses, a small hole haynet may help make hay last longer, but it should still fit safely into their overall feeding routine.

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FAQs

What are haynets used for?
Haynets are used to hold hay or haylage, helping keep forage contained and easier to manage. They are often used in stables, yards, trailers or when travelling.
Are small hole haynets good for horses?
Small hole haynets can help slow down eating for some horses, which may make forage last longer. They should be used safely and checked regularly to make sure your horse can eat comfortably.
How do I choose the right haynet?
Choose a haynet based on your horse’s forage needs, how quickly they eat and where the net will be used. Size, hole type and ease of filling are all worth considering.
How should a haynet be hung safely?
Follow the product guidance and make sure the haynet is tied securely at a suitable height. Check it regularly for damage, and avoid leaving loose strings where your horse could get caught.