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The Best Friend™ Deluxe Grazing Muzzle
A Best Friend Deluxe Horse / Pony Grazing Muzzle – A Safe and Gentle Way to Help Control your Horses Diet. The Best Friend Deluxe Grazing Muzzle is available in soft webbing, 5 way fully adjustable straps, rubber nose end with padded nose band for durability and comfort.
The Best Friend Deluxe Grazing Muzzle has a breakaway feature that will hold in place under normal circumstances, yet will break away if a horse panics and struggles to free itself. This feature greatly reduces the risk of injury to the horse. The small opening in the bottom allows horses a limited amount of grass, yet unlimited water. Rather than being restricted to a non-grass environment to control intake, horses are free to exercise and socialize as part of the herd. The lightweight muzzles resist rubbing and chafing and will not rot.
The Best Friend Deluxe Grazing Muzzle is excellent value for money and will not only help with your horses’ diet but also help control laminitis and obesity too!
Best Friend Grazing Muzzles are recommended by equine health professionals to prevent, as well as treat, laminitis, founder, obesity, colic and other diet-related diseases
Before purchasing please check sizing guide Grazing Muzzle Sizing
Carolyn Hymers –
Absolute game changer for me . Best muzzle around. Thankyou so much . My boy was getting fatter and fatter. Would not stay in with out his mate’s, hated been separated from them. Taken the worries away now . I’m so relieved. We nearly lost him once to laminitis. I noticed the weight drop on his crest already. Thankyou again. Clare Kennedy
Jenifer Smith (verified owner) –
Found the muzzle to be great quality and worth the money compared to other brands. Service was also excellent. Good idea to double check sizing. Hole slighthly smaller than other makes so make take a while for horse to get used to it. I am using a muzzle 6 to 10hrs a day for laminitic and it is working a treat to keep weight down/loose weight. Pony hated idea at first and would rear. Tried all sorts to get her to accept. What worked for her was feeding her treats inside muzzle (but not putting it on) and also leaving muzzle on ground with treats in it. Then once she did not see it suspiciously, I could put it on easier by putting headcollar on first, taking her to gate where she knows there is some grass, then the second she has it on, I open the gate. She now knows it means access to food and freedom. Well worth perservering with as it has changed her life and helped to keep her alive.