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Standard Toby 25mm/2.5cm knotless mesh single layer slow feeding net with safety single rope closure for horses and ponies.
£36.99
In stock
Standard Toby 25mm/2.5cm knotless mesh single layer slow feeding net with safety single rope closure for horses and ponies.
Holding approximately 7.3kg/16lbs dry hay
Approximate size. Width 80cm Drop 110cm.
ONLY AVAILABLE IN GREEN WITH BLUE ROPE
Can be wall hung or used as floor feeding pillows, using the net for low or Floor feeding is only suitable for unshod and unbooted horses
If using a carabiner clip I always advise using the locking type.
Made in England
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Zoe Williams –
The best nets!
I bought two in the summer and have used them for the last few months and I’m so impressed! Very well made and they work exactly as they are meant to and are a nice soft rope so no teeth damage.
I love that you get a little patching kit just in case of damage too.
I’m so impressed that I’ve just ordered two more!
Jan Wilkinson (verified owner) –
I’ve just ordered two more of the small hole Toby (large) nets so that I can make up more nets in advance when I go away and a friend is looking after the horses. I bought my first pair in November 2020 so they’re 2.5 years old and they’re still as good as new – no wear and tear at all. I bought a second pair of the slightly smaller Picolo (medium nets) in July 2021 so those ones are nearly two years old now and are also still perfect. I’ve been through SO many small-holed nets over the years and have tried most of the well known brands out there. None have lasted anything like as long as the Nibbleze nets so I’m very impressed – I have a very destructive heavyweight cob, so if he can’t manage to destroy one then I don’t know who could! I also love how soft they are both for the horses to eat out of and to handle. And they’re very easy to fill because the top opening is so wide. I can’t think of a single thing that I don’t love about these nets, so I’m very happy to be ordering two more as I know they’ll remain in service for years to come. I prefer the larger size as they hold enough hay to keep them going over a long winter night.