Nag Bags

Small Square Bale BagSmall Square Bale Net

Fits small squares Slow feed Less waste
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$136.95 CAD
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Reduces Hay Waste
Reduces Hay Waste
Knotless Netting
Knotless Netting
Hand Assembled
Hand Assembled
Reduces Colic & Ulcers
Reduces Colic & Ulcers

Description

A slow-feed hay net sized for a single small square bale. Load a whole bale, hang it or drop it in a feeder, and let your horse graze at a natural pace instead of bolting flakes off the ground.

Hand-assembled from knotless nylon netting in multiple mesh sizes, it keeps hay contained, reduces waste, and extends feeding time — better for digestion and calmer in the stall. Built to last years of daily use.

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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
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.

Sized for a Single Small Square Bale

Built specifically to load and contain one small square bale — no fumbling with a net that's the wrong shape for your hay.

Four Mesh Sizes to Match Your Horse

From 1" up to 2.75", so you can dial in how fast your horse works through each bale.

Knotless Netting, Hand-Assembled

Smooth knotless mesh is gentle on lips and teeth, and every bag is hand-assembled for consistent quality.

Cuts Waste, Extends Feeding Time

Contained, slow-paced feeding means less hay trampled into the ground and more time spent actually eating the way nature intended.

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
FROM THE BARN

What folks are saying

★★★★★
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No wasted hay all winter

This winter feeding horses was easy — 4 round bale hay nets set around our 40 acres worked wonders, horses traveled around to the bales and no wasted hay. Super product!

D. Howes
★★★★★
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Into its fourth winter

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

Lisa Bird
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