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Tylu Hay Bags For Horses,Slow Feed Hay Bag Hay Feeder Net For Goats Alpacas Indoor Outdoor Grazing Feeding - Large Capacity
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Vendor: Tylu
Type: Feed
Sku: WBPETB08RX6GKSK
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- Ships in our fully recyclable and biodegradable signature boxes.
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Tylu Hay Bags For Horses,Slow Feed Hay Bag Hay Feeder Net For Goats Alpacas Indoor Outdoor Grazing Feeding - Large Capacity
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Frequently Asked Questions
- Q: What material is the Tylu Hay Bag made of? A: The Tylu Hay Bag is made of durable oxford cloth, ensuring a long service life and resilience against wear and tear.
- Q: How much hay can the Tylu Hay Bag hold? A: This hay bag has a large capacity and can easily hold two average-size flakes of hay, making it efficient for feeding.
- Q: Can the hay bag be used for other animals apart from horses? A: Yes, the Tylu Hay Bag is versatile and can be used to feed not just horses, but also goats, alpacas, sheep, and other livestock.
- Q: Is the Tylu Hay Bag easy to transport? A: Absolutely! The hay bag features an adjustable strap, allowing it to be easily hung or carried, making it portable for use in stables, trailers, or during outdoor activities.
- Q: How does the slow feed design work in the Tylu Hay Bag? A: The surface grid design of the Tylu Hay Bag keeps hay dry and slows down feeding, which helps replicate natural grazing patterns and is particularly beneficial for animals on a diet.