MIRACLE COLLAR WITH FLEECE COVER FOR HORSES TAN
- Brand:
- Weaver Leather
- Model Number:
- 072638
- UPC:
- 000399420441
- EAN:
- 0000399420441
- Walmart SKU:
- 27925181
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$21.65 | |
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Customer Insights: Rated 3.41/5 from 34 reviews.
Fleece covers helps with rubs!
It fit really well and it works, the mare is not cribbing with it on.
Helps prevent rubs
Okay so my horse doesn't wear a Miracle Collar, he wears a grazing muzzle. But because it was rubbing on him and these looked like they might fit the muzzle, I decided to buy them. I still had to do a little cutting, gluing and sewing, but one section of this kit actually has Velcro so I was able to customize it to his grazing muzzle pretty nicely. Being a grazing muzzle, it's right down on grass, hay and even goes in the waterer, but so far the material is holding up. I think I'll buy another kit though, so that I can wash and dry one while he's using the other one.
The cribbing collar itself is a necessary evil, my 13 yr old mare, with a long history of windsucking/cribbing, dislikes it intensely. The fleece cover helps reduce chafing as she rubes the collar on the stall. She has a narrow head and I had to cut the brow band section - maybe there's a market for a medium to small size?
I bought these for my horse after I noticed bald spots from his Miracle Collar. The fleece quality isn't very good and was a magnet for shavings. For someone who is crafty enough, a better option would be to buy some hospital fleece and make your own.
The material in the picture is woolen, while the item I received is a white synthetic fur like something you would find on a cheap costume. I doubt these covers will last long. The velcro is also low quality. I wouldn't mind paying more for a better product, it is too bad that they only covers that are offered are basically garbage.
In the first day my horse rolled, rubbed his head on the ground, and that was the end of the cheek pieces - the velcro did not keep them on the collar. I ended up using a fleece girth cover I had, cutting it to fit, and that worked perfectly. On a side note, the collar had rubbed raw sores on the side of his throatlatch area which is why I covered his collar with fleece.
I got these for the medium sized Miracle Collar I used to put on my horse (have since switched to a better cribbing collar). I was hoping they would stop the rubs the collar was giving my horse, but they did not. The pieces that go on the sides don't fit the medium collar well; maybe they work better with the large collar? And the piece that goes on the forehead strap falls off too easily. The barn staff was always dropping it in the stall when putting the collar on or off (so it got dirty REALLY fast) and eventually they lost it entirely. It didn't matter, though, since as I mentioned earlier it didn't do any good anyway.
I read the poor reviews on this product and decided to purchase anyway. My horse has to wear his cribbing collar 24/7 and was starting to get rubs. I figured the cover would be better than nothing but sadly it only lasted a week. The velcro doesn't stay closed and the side pieces are too big. Also, somehow he is able to slide the browband over his ears when the cover is attached. If anyone has found a better solution to prevent rubs from the miracle collar I would love to hear about it!
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