Hay Feeders and Hay Nets for Horses, Cattle, Goats & Sheep
Looking for durable, efficient, and animal-friendly hay feeders? At Nedlandic, we offer a broad selection of slow feeders, hay nets, and specialized hay feeders for horses, cattle, goats, and sheep. Designed with animal health, feeding efficiency, and product longevity in mind, our solutions help you save time, minimize waste, and keep your animals healthy—whether in the stable or the field.
Our hay feeders are engineered to meet the needs of modern livestock management. With growing attention to sustainability and animal welfare, feeding solutions must provide more than just access to hay. Nedlandic products are built to support long-term use, reduce feed contamination, and withstand extreme weather conditions, helping farmers and stable owners work more efficiently and responsibly.
Why Choose Nedlandic Hay Feeders?
Minimize feed loss and trampling
Prevent contamination from soil and mud
Suitable for all weather conditions
Constructed from galvanized steel and other high-quality materials
Available in many sizes and models for all livestock types
Bitumen floor protection available for use with silage
Our horse hay feeders are tailored to the specific needs of equine feeding. Whether in a stall or a pasture, our feeders reduce the risk of overeating and stress while extending feeding times. We offer hay nets that attach to walls, fences, or portable frames, as well as large, weather-resistant feeders with roofs for group feeding—ideal for unpredictable weather. If you’re transporting your horse, consider a hay net for your trailer to offer a calm distraction during travel.
Cattle
Cattle feeders from Nedlandic are available in round or square designs, with options for horned or hornless animals. Self-closing feed barriers are available for easier handling and veterinary access. These feeders are designed to hold large hay or silage bales and can serve herds of up to 16 cattle. Reinforced legs and frames ensure safety and stability in muddy fields and large barns.
Goats & Sheep
Small livestock like goats and sheep benefit greatly from consistent access to roughage. Our compact hay feeders, some mounted on wheels, allow for easy relocation. For wet climates, roofed feeders help protect hay from spoilage. We also offer wall-mounted feeders and models that accommodate up to 28 animals, supporting efficient herd management on farms and smallholdings alike.
Hay Nets and Slow Feeders
If your animals tend to eat quickly, causing digestion issues or boredom, a hay net or slow feeder is the answer. These feeding tools encourage slower intake, which is better for health and behavior. Choose between mesh sizes of 3 cm, 4.5 cm, or 6 cm depending on the needs and habits of your animals. Smaller mesh sizes result in longer feeding times and less waste.
Our hay nets are made from durable, weather-resistant materials and can be used indoors and outdoors. Attach them to fences, walls, or integrate them with your feeder. Perfect for horses, goats, and sheep, they help keep feeding natural and safe. They're also a great solution when traveling—simply hang a filled hay net inside a trailer for comfort on the go.
Order Easily Online
Shopping at Nedlandic is quick and easy. Browse our full range online and select the hay feeder or net that fits your needs. Add it to your cart, view your shipping costs, and proceed to checkout. We process orders immediately, ensuring fast delivery. Smaller items arrive within 2 days, while large feeders may take 1–7 business days depending on your location.
Need help during the ordering process or have specific product questions? Reach out via our contact page, email us at info@nedlandic.com, or call 0342-444585. We’re here for you every step of the way.
Frequently Asked Questions
What size hay feeder do I need for my animals?
It depends on the number and type of animals. For single horses or goats, a small feeder or hay net may suffice. Larger herds require bigger feeders with higher capacity.
Can hay nets be used outdoors?
Yes, our hay nets are made from durable materials suitable for both indoor and outdoor use. They can be attached to feeders or hung freely in shelters or paddocks.
How do I clean and maintain a hay feeder?
Our hay feeders require minimal maintenance. We recommend regular inspection and cleaning with water. If feeding silage, protect the base with bitumen to extend lifespan.