Shires Greedy Feeder Colour-Twist Net

Shires Greedy Feeder Colour-Twist NetShires Greedy Feeder Colour Twist Net 40 Slow Feed Net in Multiple Colours 40 Diameter Colour Twist Design Blue, Green, Pink & Red Variants The Shires Greedy Feeder Colour Twist Net is a 40 (approx 102 cm) slow feed hay netting solution that features a unique colour twist canvas design. Available in four vibrant options Blue Twist, Green Twist, Pink Twist and Red Twist allowing you to match stable dcor or designate nets per horse. Key Benefits Large

Shires Greedy Feeder Colour-Twist Net — 40″ Slow-Feed Net in Multiple Colours

🎨 40″ Diameter • Colour-Twist Design • Blue, Green, Pink & Red Variants

The Shires Greedy Feeder Colour-Twist Net is a 40″ (approx 102 cm) slow-feed hay/netting solution that features a unique colour-twist canvas design. Available in four vibrant options — Blue Twist, Green Twist, Pink Twist and Red Twist — allowing you to match stable décor or designate nets per horse.

✅ Key Benefits

• ✅ Large 40″ size allows for generous forage amount, ideal for daily feeding or turnout.

• ✅ Colour-twist design adds visual appeal and ease of yard management (different colours for different horses or diets).

• ✅ Slow-feed style net helps promote longer eating time, better chewing behaviour and less waste.

• ✅ Durable construction from Shires, designed for indoor or turnout use (under supervision).

• ✅ Easy to hang and refill — a practical solution for both yard and field feeding.

📊 Specifications

• Diameter: 40″ (~102 cm)

• Colour Variants: Blue Twist, Green Twist, Pink Twist, Red Twist

• Material / Construction: Heavy-duty netting suitable for hay/haylage feeding; designed to withstand regular use

• Intended use: Slow-feeding nets for horses & ponies; suitable for indoor or turnout environments when hung securely

• Brand Code / Model: (see packaging or Shires product details)

🪣 Usage & Care Guide

• Hang the net at a safe height so that the horse can comfortably reach without risk of entanglement.

• Use for either daily hay/ration split or turnout feeding — slower consumption helps maintain gut health and reduces boredom.

• Check net regularly for wear, fraying or elongation of holes; replace if damaged to maintain safety.

• Inspect colour nets regularly — discoloration may indicate wear or UV damage.

• Clean periodically by brushing off hay dust and debris; store dry when not in use to prolong life.

• If used outdoors, ensure secure fixings and check net when weather is severe.