Draft Cashel Breathable Spillproof Design Durable Snap Feed Rite Bag Black

Perfect for peacefully feeding multiple equines at turnout. As of 2023-24 the tall internal bottom seam that trapped feed was redesigned such that there is no seam inside (or outside) the bag; perfect for pature feedings, including horses on medications or supplements because each horse can only eat what is in his/her nosebag (bossy horses cannot steal feed from subordinate horses, and sloppy eaters cannot drop or spill feed). Horse-sized bag holds a 5-6 pound serving; if horse needs more per meal, either feed smaller meals more often or try the draft-size. Do let the bag air out (dry) between uses and, especially if liquid or oils are fed, periodically clean the bag with pressurized water (the bags last longer with drier feedstuffs - here in the south, moist rations eventually lead to residue (or mold) inside the bags. Bags last 6mos to 2yrs, in our experience. For the first 2-3 feedings, recommend NOT buckling the bag onto the horse's head especially for head/ear-shy equids) - use it like a bucket for 2-3 meals, then use it as intended.

Have used Cashel bags on my pasture horses for years. Find a bucket that fits inside of the bag for soaked feed. Works great.

These are the best feed bags I've found! I have 10 horses and using these bags I'm sure each horse is getting the amount they need! The bags keep the dominant horses from taking feed from the horses lower on the pecking order! If they chase another hor

We feed up to six pounds (yes, we have some hard keeping OTTBs) twice a day, including supplements like oil and powders. We've had some last five years, some three, and that's with a few cribbers in the mix that try to crib through the bag. If a horse d

I got a draft size for my 14-3 geriatric Appy, who lost feed looking to see what the other horses were doing. It was way too big, with the bag almost up to her eyes. I then got a horse size and learned how to set it up (the internet is wonderful) and sh

These were great feed bags. I have used for years on pasture horses, old horses and horses on meds. Unfortunately the bottom seam and seam binding have now been placed on the inside of the bag.. Feed gets trapped between side of the bag and seam binding.

I almost did not order this feed bag based on the first 2 reviews, but I'm very glad I did. I have a 4 year old Cracker Filly who has always been a Sloppy eater. She wastes more than she eats. I've tried everything and finally decided on a feed bag. It ar

I bought this fee bag before, but it had a plastic buckle which eventually breaks. This one was a bit more expensive, but shows a picture with a metal clip, so I ordered it. There was no brass clip like in the picture, but just an ordinary plastic buckl

Been using these successfully to feed small herd of 3-4 horses for about 6yrs; the newer ones have a ridiculous 3/8" high seam that traps feed, supplements and saliva, so we turn them inside out. Disappointing but effective and easy to clean, if used in

I usually purchase a similar item from another company, I ordered them here because they were less expensive. The first one broke in two days, the remaining all have holes in the bottom or on the sides. It has been less than 6 months and I already have