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Dear Sirs, I just wanted to write and thank you for inventing the Busy Snacker hay bag. I have Miniature Horses and they are only allowed to eat smaller amounts of hay in order to keep them trim. With only a dinner that can be consumed quickly, two of my horses had developed wood eating habits, much to the detriment of my barn as well as being a health hazard for my horses. I now feed the hay rations in the Busy Snacker , and since dinner time now lasts hours rather than minutes and the wood chewing has stopped. Also, days spent at horse shows are much less stressful on the horses as they are occupied with the Busy Snacker when back at the trailers and I don't have to worry about them over-eating. Again Thank You!!! Eve Dexter
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Snacker has made a big difference. I really like it. It works fine against the pipe corral; I just make sure it is centered on of the horizontal bars. My only small bit of feedback is that he is nibbling on the rope and pulling on the individual strands. I will probably switch to a piece of old halter rope which won't be as fun for him to play with. Thank you so much for the gift, it has really helped. Love, Susan |
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Feed Bag is a hit with my horse. Like I explained he's high energy,
always needs something to do, and is a "cribber"(your
son and his mother in law, I think it was, will understand). So
for him to have a feed bag which he truly has to pick and work
at, adds to his daily activities. Thanks again!! If I can this weekend I'll get a picture of Joey and his bag. Have a great Easter!! Kellie Guerrero |
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With the BusyBuffet, it takes my young horse more than 2 hours to eat the flake of hay he used to devour in 30 minutes (he's the fastest eater I've ever seen). Instead of spending most of his day hanging over the top of his stall door, bored and begging for more food, he is contentedly browsing the way nature intended. Now that the speed of his hay intake is slowed, worries about colic are also eliminated. Your invention is also superior to regular hay nets, as it does not droop when empty and cause a tangling hazard, nor can the horse grab it and shake all the hay out! Love it! Attached is a picture of End Point enjoying his BusyBuffet. Thank you,
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