4 pcs FLUFFY FEEDER

Fluffy Feeder helps slow down eating and extend the time spent eating. Main difference compared to hanging hay nets is that the Fluffy Feeder is placed freely on the ground. The horse can eat with its head down and move while eating. As a result, horses often prefer the Fluffy Feeder over hanging hay nets or loose hay.

• Manufactured using durable, non-toxic materials
• Complies with the OEKO-TEX® Standard 100
• Sold over 3,000 pcs
• Allows head down eating posture
• Diameter 63cm

The color of the net can vary.

There are two different net hole sizes, standard (#6cm) and small (#4cm). Standard is recommended for horses using Fluffy Feeder for the first time. Smaller mesh size is perfect for softer stems and when there is a special need to regulate the eating. To choose the correct mesh size, please see the table below.

The feeder is a closed bag excluding the net on the top and it keeps the hay clean from the soil and bedding. Perfect for horses who are picky with hay mixed with the bedding. The feeder is closed with three large buttons, designed for heavy-duty, everyday use.

The Fluffy Feeder is soft and quiet, so even in a stall with 10 horses, the soundscape remains calm. It keeps the hay neatly contained, off the floor, reducing mess. Easy to toss in the paddock or give in the stall for the horse to play with.

"I had been looking for a hay feeder to use as enrichment for my gelding, Rascal, when I found Heica’s Fluffy Feeder on Instagram. It’s perfect to use in his stall when the weather keeps him inside, but he also loves to have it in his pasture. The size is perfect, it’s not too large. It has held up well to Rascal’s vigorous pawing and shaking. Rascal loves the Fluffy Feeder, he almost always chooses to eat from it before eating from his loose hay or netted hay. Everyone at the barn has noticed how much he prefers it! I love that it’s providing him enrichment and allowing him to forage.” -KaeDee

We’ve designed the Fluffy Feeder to be durable and safe for horses. The net is smooth and soft for horses teeth and gums. Fluffy Feeders are not to be tied to anything (stall, floor, fences) to ensure safety when using the feeder. The risk of a horse getting caught or stuck is much lower compared to hanging hay nets.

To choose the correct net hole size, please refer to the table at the bottom of this page. If your goal is simply to enrich the horse’s environment rather than slow down eating, we recommend the standard net hole size.

Easy to clean – just rinse with water and let it dry. Can be machine washed in 40 degrees.

Fluffy Feeders allow the horse to eat in a natural position from the ground level - just like grazing!

"My horses absolutely LOVED it. I was also surprised with the quality and how user friendly it is." -Paardendroom

"The hay pillow has been used by a standard bred horse. It’s placed in the stall with the evening hay to help extend feeding time. This horse previously had a regular hay net, but it ate so unevenly from it that we had to get veterinary treatment when its neck got badly strained. With the pillow, there haven’t been any similar issues." -Janette

We recommend providing loose hay alongside the Fluffy Feeder, allowing the horse the flexibility to choose where to eat.

Please note, the product can be damaged by the equine and it should be checked before each use.

The table below helps you choose the right mesh size for your horse and pony. Please note that this is a general recommendation, and the ideal mesh size may vary depending on your horse's individual needs.

Customer feedback:

"The hay pillow is just what I wanted,  it can even withstand a full destroyer test!" -Jenna

"We arrived at a completely unfamiliar stable for the photoshoot, and the pony was quite nervous. I put a hay pillow in the stall, and it calmed down immediately, feeling right at home. I don't know if the photoshoot would have gone worse without the hay pillow. It clearly helped my pony relax from the very beginning!"

"I really like those pillows; it’s so easy to just toss them into the paddock."

”We saw the Heica feeders first time in horse fair and they seemed to be really interesting. We decided to try them for the whole stable (horses and ponies). We give part of the night hays from the feeders to extend the eating time. Some of the horses just love them and they start eating first from the feeders even though there is loose hay available. The service is good and the horses and ponies are happy.”