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The Greedy feeder hay net is an ultra small holed haynet to make your horse or ponies hay last longer. The greedy feeder haynet will help to slow your greedy feeder down for better digestion and extended stable activity. The greedy feeder haynet has very small holes to only let hay or haylage out slowly and make the horse have to work harder and greatly reduces the amount of wastage on the stable floor. Longer forage time means less opportunity for boredom and inactivity, this size is ideal for ponies that have smaller quantities of hay, or any size horse or pony when travelling.
Mesh size: 2.5cm (1")
Capacity: Small - 5.5kg
Standard Delivery - FREE UK DELIVERY ON ORDERS OVER £75.00 *
Orders under £75 - £3.99
Orders over £75 – FREE (* to most areas of England, Wales and Scottish Lowlands)
Express Delivery
Orders under £75 - from £6.99
Orders over £75 - £3.99
(Next day services available.)
Saturday Delivery - £22.99
Orders placed up to 12pm Friday
To see postage rates for all other areas of the UK, overseas and our full delivery terms and conditions, please see our full DELIVERY TERMS
When you select an option for a product, it will either show the item is 'in stock' or there will be an 'available to ship in' showing in yellow. An 'available to ship in' is in addition to the delivery timescale above. If you have any questions about when you will receive your order, please contact our dedicated support team by email or phone on 0344 8806900
We hope you will be delighted with your purchase from The Saddlery Shop, but if for any reason you would like to return an item you have 14 days from receipt to return it so us for a full refund or 30 days if you wish to do an exchange.
Please see our Returns Policy for our full terms and conditions with regards to making a return, which also includes our returns form and address label to ensure we can process your return as quickly & efficiently as possible.
