BUSSE Grazing Muzzle CLASSIC with Rubber Base, Horse Feed Restrictor, Shetty
€30.31
Available in 4 days, delivery time 1-3 days
- Muzzle with rubber base and feeding hole (Ø 2.5 cm)
- Ideal for horses prone to obesity or laminitis
- Durable, well-ventilated webbing
- Five-way adjustable headcollar
- Throatlash with carabiner clip
- Ring for lead rope
BUSSE Grazing Muzzle CLASSIC – controlled grass intake for your horse
The BUSSE Grazing Muzzle CLASSIC is designed to reduce your horse's food intake, particularly out on pasture. It's the right choice if your horse is prone to excess weight or laminitis and needs its grazing time limited without cutting it out completely.
The well-ventilated muzzle is made from durable webbing and fitted with a rubber base including a feeding hole (Ø 2.5 cm), so your horse can still graze, just in smaller amounts. The five-way adjustable headcollar with throatlash and carabiner clip ensures a secure, individual fit, while a ring allows you to attach a lead rope.
Overview:
- Reduces grass intake specifically for horses prone to obesity or laminitis
- Well-ventilated muzzle keeps your horse comfortable even during long grazing periods
- Five-way adjustable headcollar for a custom fit on any horse
- Throatlash with carabiner clip for quick fitting and removal
- Ring for attaching a lead rope for extra control
- Poll strap adjustable on one side for the perfect fit
Technical Details:
- Muzzle material: durable webbing
- Base: rubber with feeding hole, Ø 2.5 cm
- Features: padding, silver-coloured buckles
- Headcollar: five-way adjustable, fixed nose strap
- Weight: approx. 0.33 kg (depending on size)
Scope of Delivery:
1x BUSSE Grazing Muzzle CLASSIC
FAQ:
How do I get my horse used to the grazing muzzle?
Watch your horse closely the first time you use it so you can react quickly if it shows signs of stress. Also make sure your horse still has enough access to water while wearing the muzzle.
What should I watch out for regarding fit?
The muzzle must be fitted correctly to the horse's head to avoid injury. Check the fit and look for rub marks regularly, as dirt or small stones can get trapped between the muzzle and the head.
Which horses shouldn't wear a grazing muzzle?
The muzzle isn't suitable if your horse rubs its head frequently or if its fit is disrupted by herd mates.
Warning/safety information for horseflies
Gadflies are an aid to control the food intake of horses in the pasture. When using the food brake for the first time, it is important to check whether panic or stress in the horse can be ruled out and whether it is coping well with it. The horse should be under observation, especially for the first few times, so that it can react quickly if necessary. It must also be ensured that the horse's water intake is not restricted by the food brake. In addition to available drinking troughs, additional water points may need to be provided.
The feeding brake must be correctly adjusted to the horse's head in order to minimize the risk of injury. The correct fit and possible chafing points should be checked regularly. There is a possibility that chafing will occur if stones, dirt or the like get between the horse's head and the horse's head. Clean the eating brake regularly.
The eating brake is unsuitable if the horse frequently rubs its head or the correct fit of the eating brake is influenced by other horses.
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