About The Haygain Forager
THE FORAGER
The ideal slow feeder that encourages a natural slow and steady way of eating forage to ensure your horse stays healthy and happy.
What are the key benefits of using The Forager?
Encourages a natural feeding position that helps to avoid digestive and metabolic upset such as colic and ulcers.
Protects good musculoskeletal health by reducing stress on muscles and joints because a horse can eat in a straight downward motion.
Helps to regulate and slow the pace of eating - smaller bites increases chewing and healthy saliva flow.
Keeps forage hygienically contained preventing cross contamination with bedding while preventing waste if you have a messy horse.
Did you know?
Optimum digestive health requires a constant supply of forage.
Equine Gastric Ulcer Sydrome (EGUS) affects up to 63% of performance horses and 93% of racehorses in training.
When horses have ad-lib access to hay, they have been observed to spend half as much time in free choice movement helping to compact against stable vices.
Did you know?
- Optimum digestive health requires a constant supply of forage.
- Equine Gastric Ulcer Sydrome (EGUS) affects up to 63% of performance horses and 93% of racehorses in training.
When horses have ad-lib access to hay, they have been observed to spend half as much time in free choice movement helping to compact against stable vices.
What are the key design features?
Two interchangeable regulator grids letting you choose between two regulator difficulty levels.
EasyOn regulator click and secure system making filling quick and easy.
Unique external steel ring preventing horses from bypassing or tipping the regulator.
Robust side slits designed to let in air and light.
Strong top ring with four holding rubber fixings to ensure structural stability and absorb sound.
Entire base can be filled with sand to ensure maximum stability. Can also be fixed to the wall.
Fully collapsible to allow for easy cleaning and portability
FORAGER PROFESSIONAL RIDER REVIEWS
"My new horse 'Fanta Boy' loves it and eats better from the forager than he does from the floor! Halltown Harley my 5* horse loves his and always uses it, it helps him to eat well and not waste hay dragging it through the bed!"
GEORGIE SPENCE
5* Eventer, Team GB
"Millie and Dutchie do leave a little at the bottom. But they used to do this previously anyway, which is why their stables got messy with uneaten hay. Much tidier now!
HANNAH BIGGS
International Dressage Rider