Majestic Ally Ultra Slow Feed Hay Net, 2 x 2-in
In a Nutshell
- Easy to use and tie.
- Comfortable rope material for horses.
- Durability issues reported, especially with goats.
- Size inaccuracies and knot stretching problems.
- Good for slowing down hay consumption.
Quick Verdict
The Majestic Ally Ultra Slow Feed Hay Net is easy to use and generally well-liked for slowing down hay consumption. However, there are concerns about durability and size accuracy, making it suitable with reservations.
Quick Stats
Pet Compatibility
Critical Warnings
Net can catch legs or heads.
Prevention: Use with caution or block access
Quick failure reported, especially with goats.
Pros & Cons
Pros
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Easy to Use (3)
Users find it easy to fill and tie.
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Slows Feeding (2)
Effective in slowing down hay consumption.
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Good for Trailering (1)
Works well for horses during travel.
Cons
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Durability Issues (2) major
Reports of the net failing quickly, especially with goats.
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Size Inaccuracies (2) major
The 2x2 hole description is inaccurate.
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Safety Hazards (1) critical
Concerns about the net catching legs or heads.
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Order Issues (1) critical
At least one order was not delivered.
Quality Trend: Declining
More recent reviews mention durability and size issues.
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Who Is This For?
✓ Best For
- • Horse owners — Effective in slowing down hay consumption and comfortable for horses.
✗ Skip If
- • Goat owners — Durability issues and safety concerns.
Durability & Care
Factors: Pet chewing, Use conditions
Cleaning Methods
Care Tips from Users
- 💡 Regular inspection
Floor Compatibility
Rating Distribution
Common Questions
Is this net suitable for goats?
No, goats tend to chew through the net.
How long does the net last?
Varies, but generally short lifespan reported, around 3-6 months.
Is it easy to tie and fill?
Yes, users find it easy to use and fill.
Highlighted Reviews
"Easy to fill and tie. Rope material is easier on horses ( thicker and more comfortable removing hay through net )than chic material ( finer and more dental floss like )"
"The biggest issue with these is that the 2x2 hole description is not correct. The knots are not tight when the net arrives, so by the time you put hay in it, they stretch out much bigger. Some of the holes near the bottom ring of the net are small, may in fact me in the 1" area, but as you go up the..."
Bottom Line
If you're looking for a hay net that slows down feeding, this one works well, but be prepared for potential durability issues and inaccuracies in size.