Heica Fluffy Feeder mesh 4cm

The Heica Fluffy Feeder is the ideal enrichment for your horse. With a mesh of 4 cm, the feeder is mildly retarding. The hay cushion can be used both in the stable and in the paddock or pasture. You use the hay cushion to offer hay or other roughage in addition to other hay nets or loose hay.

With the Fluffy feeder you offer your horse an extra challenge and play attribute. With this your horse learns to think in a solution-oriented way and you train him to move flexibly with what happens. Horses can play and throw with the Fluffy Feeder, and also gradually learn how to turn the cushion over again if it ends up upside down.

Because the cushion lies on the ground, it immediately provides a comfortable eating position that does not overload your horse.

Sustainable product!

This hay cushion is made from 100% residual flows and recycled material and is responsibly produced in Finland. The material is strong, soft and flexible. The textile is OEKO-TEX 100 certified and therefore free of harmful substances. The Fluffy Feeder is water and dirt repellent and easy to keep clean.

Advantages

• Maas 4 cm for mild deceleration
• Natural grazing position
• Provides extra 'Brain training' and prevents boredom
• Safe and gentle to use
• Quiet in use
• Less hay waste
• Keep the hay dry and clean
• Durable
• Washable at 40 degrees
• Simple closure with three buttons
• Easy to fill

Availability colors

The basic colours of the Heica are pink, red, grey and dark blue. Not every colour is available in every variant and the availability depends on the supply of recyclable material. The colours of the used band for the opening of the slowfeeder can therefore also vary.

Extra tips

• During the introduction, fill the Feeder well and pull a few strands through the opening so that they are easy to grab.
• When using the feeder for the first time, stay with your horse and support him in the learning process to turn the feeder if necessary.

Extra attention

• The product can be damaged by the horses and should be checked before each use.
• Less suitable for horses with irons.