Slow feeders built in Canada for tough horses and extreme weather.
Would you use hay nets if they were easier to fill?
HayPal manufactures slow feeders that simplify the work of filling hay nets. In the video above, we filled four hay net feeders in 40 seconds. Our goal is to reduce your workload, and help you provide the best care for your horses.
The HayBox automatically delivers hay into a slow-feed hay net at any time of day or night. Solar and/or battery options available.
Fence Slow Feeders
Slow feeders to fit a wide range of fences. Feed through the fence between rails, or on top of the fence, at home or away.
Wall Slow Feeders
Mount to stall or shelter walls, and feed with easy one-hand loading. Also available in a portable option.
“I had no idea hay nets could be this easy to use”
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“I'll never go back to plain hay nets again”
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“The feeders are well-designed, sturdy and easy to install”
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“Our feeders have saved a lot of work filling nets to hang. It's enabled us to buy round bales, which are half the price of squares, so a win win!”
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“I had no idea hay nets could be this easy to use” *** “I'll never go back to plain hay nets again” *** “The feeders are well-designed, sturdy and easy to install” *** “Our feeders have saved a lot of work filling nets to hang. It's enabled us to buy round bales, which are half the price of squares, so a win win!” ***
Boarding facilities and customers tell us:
Customers tell us that HayPal’s 100% polyester knotless hay nets provide superior quality and value. Custom sizing available.
Freestanding and wall-mounted units to hold hay nets open for easy filling. Check out our Weigh Pal system for accurate feeding.
Tack Room Equipment
Fit out your tack rooms and alleyways with hangers & racks for saddles, bridles, blankets & saddle pads.
What is slow-feeding and why is there so much chat about it?
The term ‘slow feeding’ generally refers to slowing down a horse’s intake of hay, usually involving the use of a hay net. Hay placed into a hay net and given to a horse at mealtime lengthens the amount of time a horse spends eating their forage. It replicates a more natural ‘grazing-style’ of feeding when a horse can’t be out on pasture. Learn more about slow feeding and using hay nets in our FAQs and on our Hay Nets page.