Perfect for small pasture group
"I use these in my pasture to feed 3 horses in winter. Keeps the hay from blowing out of the field and the drain holes keep them tidy."
Overview
High Country Plastics Slow Feeder Saver Junior
This junior slow feeder is your solution for smarter and healthier feeding. It’s designed to mimic a more natural grazing style, promoting better digestion and reducing the risk of ulcers and colic. It's smaller than its predecessor but offers as much value, allowing you to save on costs without compromising quality. With small grate holes that prevent overeating and waste and a solid poly bottom that keeps hay clean and away from mud, it's a hassle-free way to feed your horse.
- Feeder ideal for promoting slower, healthier eating habits and reduced wasted hay
- Constructed from durable plastic with a double-stitched nylon webbed grate
- Keeps horses occupied longer, reducing boredom, and improving digestion
- Small grate holes prevent overeating and reduce feed waste
- Solid poly bottom keeps hay clean and away from mud
- Portable design with in-hand grips for easy movement
- Size: 24"L X 24" W X 18"H
- Weight: 21lbs
- Proudly made in the USA
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High Country Plastics
Overall rating: 3.5 / 5 from 4 reviews.
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Love this feeder! 5 years of drafts- still going!
"I totally love love this feeder! Had it 5 years. I have drafts and ponies. All use it at different times in the pasture rotation. The webbing does need to be smaller if you want a true slow feeder vs just saving hay from being wasted- which it does brilliantly. I just put a Hay Chix net over the frame. Problem solved! Harder to tip than barrel type grazer which blows into electric fence."
The webbing on the grates terrible
"For what you pay for theses. The grates webbing not double stitched horses used 4 times on all which I bought 5 came unstitched."
The holes are too large
"I purchased two of these for my two insulin resistant horses that need to be kept off pasture most of the time, hoping it would slow their eating pace. The holes are too large so they still eat too fast. I wish they made an option for 2 x 2 inch openings."