NAG Bag™ Trailer Bag Slow Hay Feeders
NAG Bag

NAG Bag™ Trailer Bag Slow Hay Feeders

Vet recommended Less hay waste Rust-free hardware Ships from AB
In stock — ships next business day
$49.95 CAD
Mesh Size · 1.5" Mesh
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Description

N.A.G BAG SLOW HAY FEEDERS

REDUCE HAY WASTE & ENSURE A CONTINUOUS FEED

Slow hay feeders provide a proper grazing action that supports a healthy digestion system. NAG Bags™ also helps with colic, cribbing ulcers, allergies, and daily boredom. Many veterinarians & equine facilities promote slow feeders as they see the benefits.

Size Guide
See the full mesh size guide below for help choosing the right net.
NAG Bags Net Guide

NAG Bag Net Size Guide

Net size Best for Hay type Notes
1" Minis, ponies, and horses that have mastered the 1.5" Most hay — not fine short blends Very restricting; a graduate size
1.5" Most horses, plus donkeys, mules, alpacas, llamas, goats, sheep, bunnies, chickens All blends Our most popular size
2" Working horses, hard keepers, young & elderly All blends Great introduction size and for colder months
2.75" Large breeds, elderly, cows All blends (not compressed) Feeder / tub use only
Choosing the right mesh size ↓
WHAT MAKES IT WORTH IT

Why it's built different

We use these nets in our own barn. Here's what actually matters after five winters of pasture use — not marketing points, real ones.

Less waste

Less waste

Reduces hay loss by up to 50% vs loose feeding. Pays for itself inside a season.

Slows fast eaters

Slows fast eaters

Gives bolt-eaters 2–4× the chew time. Better for gut health, quieter stalls.

Rust-free hardware

Rust-free hardware

Marine-grade galvanized clips. Tested through five Alberta winters without pitting.

Washable

Washable

Hose it down, hang it dry. Comes clean, goes back up.

Built to last

Built to last

Hand-tied 6mm knotless polyester. Five-year warranty on the stitching.

Sizing

Choosing the right mesh size

Choosing the right mesh size makes a real difference — too small and your horse gets frustrated, too large and you lose the slow-feeding benefit altogether. Match the net to your horse's size, temperament, and hay type for the best result.
Net Size
Best For
Hay Types
Notes
Net Size1"
Best ForMinis, ponies, chickens, horses that have mastered the 1.5"
Hay TypesMost hay types — not fine, short, or compressed
NotesVery restricting — must be matched to the right animal and hay
Net Size1.5"
Best ForMost horses, donkeys, mules, alpacas, llamas, goats, sheep, rabbits, chickens
Hay TypesFine, coarse, medium hay, alfalfa, mixes, straw
NotesBest for introducing slow feeding, or use in colder months
Net Size1.5" W
Best ForHorses with larger three-tie bale flakes
Hay TypesSame as 1.5"
NotesAdds 18" of extra width for easier loading of wide flakes
Net Size2"
Best ForWorking horses, hard keepers, young and older horses
Hay TypesAll hay types and compressed bales
NotesMost popular size — great for maintaining healthy weight
Net Size2.75"
Best ForLarge breeds, elderly horses, cattle
Hay TypesAll hay types and compressed bales
NotesBest in cold climates or where easy hay access is the priority — use inside a feeder
Not sure which size is right? Reach out via chat or phone, we're happy to help.
FROM THE BARN

What folks are saying

★★★★★
✓ Verified
Not one pound of feed wasted

These feeders are amazing! There is not one pound of feed wasted. We are no longer wasting 20 to 30 percent of a bale. One person can change out the bale. There is absolutely no downside to these feeders.

Byran Thompson · Black Diamond Land & Cattle
★★★★★
✓ Verified
Best product yet

I absolutely love the bagged straw. No smell in the barn this morning. Only 15 minutes to muck out our 36-stall barn with only one tractor tow-behind cart versus two. Thank you for all your help.

Sharon Wright
★★★★★
✓ Verified
Something that reinvents the wheel

If you are considering replacing your mats, or putting mats in anywhere for the first time, seriously consider these SilverTec mats. We have been boarding horses for over 25 years, and every once in a while something comes along that reinvents the wheel.

Gaitpost Magazine
★★★★★
✓ Verified
Four winters and going strong

Our poly ring and net are into their 4th winter of use and still going strong. Best. Setup. EVER!

Lisa Bird