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HAYCUBE TRIED & TESTED TESTED BY SASHA MELIA


the Haycube, alarge plastic hay feeding solution. It holds up to half abale of hay (90 litres), and allows the horse to feed in anatural position by eating the hay through the large hole in the top, giving the horse all the health benefits of feeding from the floor without the mess. At the back of the Haycube there is alarge handle, and with it’s two wheels it can be moved around easily like atrolley for loading, it then clips easily into place onto it’s bracket to hold it securely to the stable wall. One of the great features of the Haycube is that it has adraining hole with plug, so hay can be soaked in the Haycube, and the water let out with ease. The Haycube can easily be taken away to events as it is so easy to manoeuvre, and


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could even be used in the field. So firstly, Iwas really impressed with


fter many years of struggling with haynets I was delighted to have the opportunity to test


how easy it is to take it to the hay barn to fill, and then back to the stable, leaving no bits of loose hay strewn across the yard, yay! Iset it up in the corner of my stable, and once my horse discovered it’s wares he was contentedly munching away, and I was very happy to see his relaxed eating position, especially compared to the usual tugging and yanking at anet which never looks fun. My horse is not the sort that can have hay put loosely on the floor, as he will just mix it in with his bedding and half of it gets wasted, so the next morning I was very interested to find out if he had pulled any hay out of the Haycube ,but I was thrilled to discover that there was no wastage at all! The eating hole has a wide lip, so Iassume this helps to stop the horse pulling too much hay out in one go. A few weeks down the line with


testing, and Icannot recommend this product highly enough, it is so simple, yet it just works brilliantly, and in my opinion is worth every penny.


The Haycube retails at £129.99 complete with wall bracket and plug, and comes in blue, purple, pink, red, green and an eco-friendly black, which is made from recycled plastic. Order online at www.haycube.co.uk


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Didyou knowthat feeding from aHaycube is thecheapest, simplest &most effective wayofimproving all of these common issues ...


•Relieves tightness through thebackand neck •Enhances shape overa fence •Improvesroundness and carriage •Prevents coughing &helps respiratorysystem •Minimises risk of contamination


And Best Of All: Buying aHaycube worksout at MUCH LESS than the cost of thehay your horse is currently wasting!... and no doubt the money youare paying out in vets bills & physiotherapy treatment!! But don't just take our word forit...


"In 10 yearsofowning horses,the Haycubeisbyfar the best productIhavepurchased!!"


Specifications: 600mm (w) x650mm(d) x850mm (h)tothe topofhandle.Black,Green, Blue,Red,Pink,Purple Capacity: 1/2 of astandardbale of hay/ 90 Litres


Contact Us: Haycube, 21 Green Lane, Stapleton, Leicestershire, LE98JP E: info@haycube.co.uk |T: 07341330436


30 JANUARY/FEBRUARY2018 For the latest newsvisitwww.centralhorsenews.co.uk


SCORE - 5 OUT OF 5


FILLIT


DRAIN IT


SOAK IT


FEED IT


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