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Yes! It is a lycra fly mask that we sell that also helps prevent / manage rubs from the halter! Great question!

If you are able to get a little closer to him, you should be able to hear the ripping and tearing of grass. If you are still concerned, please send a note to support@gg-equine.com and our customer support team will be able to help you further!

Are you referring to the GG Equine Halter? These are made of heavy duty nylon with pressed felt for padding. A full leather crown piece provides a breakaway safety feature. We'd be happy to discuss the features of the halter with you if you would like to contact us.

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If you have questions about specific parts, feel free to reach out to support@gg-equine.com!

Horse outfits - fly masks, fly boots, grazing muzzles, rugs, etc - have all become a bit extra these days! We figured one more little flap wouldn't be too much more to handle! Plus, it's true; horses with lighter or pinker noses are more susceptible to sunburn, and then secondary issues from dry skin and abrasions! We're just trying to help in any way we can!

Understandable! We have practical experience and advice about that in the FAQ section of the product page on our website! If you have any further questions, feel free to reach out to support@gg-equine.com! www.gg-equine.com/products/slow-feed-hay-bags

For dogs, perhaps. For horses, it's almost always to prevent over-eating.

No! The point of these is not to block the holes, but rather to preserve the muzzle body as well as the teeth of aggressive grazers!

For advanced questions like this, please email support@gg-equine.com!

Here's a video that may be of use to you. It is meant for horses who are having trouble adjusting, but it can also work for how to gently ease them into using it for the first time! If you have any questions or concerns at all, please send an email to support@gg-equine.com. We are here to help you both! ruclips.net/video/J3sW5l7V3mI/видео.htmlsi=rJ8CdblBNhydHyj7

If you can send an email to support@gg-equine.com, our customer service pros will be able to give you a detailed answer! Let them know what kind of halter you're using!

Thanks so much for watching!

Thanks for the comment! She's clipping out the center bar closest to the chin!

Thanks for the suggestion!

Yes, they are safe for shod horses. With hay nets, horses can easily get tangled in the netting resulting in injury. There is a lot less for the horse to get caught on with these bags because they are solid. If a horse happens to get a shoe stuck, the material will tear and not injure the horse. We also have a tutorial about how we suggest the bag be tied to prevent any accidents: ruclips.net/video/024w60sHPWU/видео.html

In theory it is possible, but realistically and practically very unlikely. The cost of creating a new injection mold is prohibitively expensive! The most recent change to the design was to add slots for inserts a couple of years ago, and that has been the only major design change in 10+ years!

Hello! It looks like Reesie is wearing a pony size. GreenGuard muzzle sizing is based on bit size; all the details on how to determine that are on our website! If you have any further questions, please send an email to support@gg-equine.com! www.gg-equine.com/pages/sizing

If you are having difficulties, please send an email to support@gg-equine.com! We can offer you advice and assistance if you reach out to us!

If you are having difficulties getting your horse to accept or graze naturally in the muzzle, please feel free to send an email to support@gg-equine.com describing the issues y'all are having. Our customer service pros will make every effort to help!

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@@hellybelly6 Fantastic. If there's any way you can send them a photo of your horse wearing their muzzle and halter, directly from the side with the horse's head up, it can also help them see if there might be any fitting issues that might be contributing to your horse's frustration!

@@GGEquineOfficial hi thank you. Already have done so and had a reply

It's true; there are always many factors at play when it comes to grass length and horse nutrition! That's one reason horse owners with easy keepers or sensitive digestion depend on grazing muzzles to limit grass intake.

The grass pokes through the holes. It just slows his eating down.

@@Lenas.supasecretspam Got it in one! Absolutely right. The muzzle just keeps them from eating themselves sick!

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Will is a magnificent horse! Absolutely! He's so photogenic!

Hahahaha Houdini! We totally get it! It's so wild; every horse is different. If your gelding is having any issues at all, please reach out to support@gg-equine.com; our customer service pros know the muzzle backward and forward and are happy to help!