BUSSE COMFY Grazing Muzzle, Padded Horse Feed Restrictor, SH
€30.31
Available in 4 days, delivery time 1-3 days
- Controls grazing intake on pasture
- Soft faux fur padding prevents pressure points
- Durable, well-ventilated webbing
- Five-way adjustable headcollar
- Ring for attaching a lead rope
BUSSE COMFY Grazing Muzzle – controlled grazing made comfortable
The BUSSE COMFY grazing muzzle is a rubber-based muzzle that limits how much grass your horse can eat, which is especially useful out on pasture. It's a practical choice for horses that need controlled feed intake, for example due to being overweight or prone to laminitis. The soft faux fur padding keeps it comfortable even over longer periods.
A 2.5 cm feed hole still allows your horse to graze, just at a much slower rate. The muzzle opening is padded all the way round so no pressure or rub marks form on the nose bridge or lower jaw. The durable, well-ventilated webbing and the five-way adjustable headcollar let you fit it precisely to your horse's head.
Overview:
- Controls grazing intake, ideal for use on pasture
- Useful for horses prone to weight gain or laminitis
- Soft faux fur padding prevents pressure and rub points
- Durable, well-ventilated webbing for all-day comfort
- Five-way adjustable headcollar fits individually
- Throat strap with carabiner hook for quick fitting
- Ring for attaching a lead rope for extra control
Technical details:
- Material: durable webbing, rubber base, faux fur padding
- Feed hole diameter: 2.5 cm
- Adjustment: five-way size adjustment
Scope of delivery:
1x BUSSE COMFY grazing muzzle
FAQ:
Should I supervise my horse when using the muzzle for the first time?
Yes, keep an eye on your horse especially during the first few uses to make sure it copes well and the fit is correct.
Will the muzzle stop my horse from drinking?
No, but make sure your horse can still reach water troughs easily while wearing it.
Who is this grazing muzzle best suited for?
Horses that need their grass intake controlled, for example overweight horses or those prone to laminitis.
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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