Extra-Large 25×21×9 in Slow-Slow Feed Hay Bag with Drawstring Closure & Rope-Head Pocket – Heavy-Duty Oxford Fabric Horse, Donkey & Goat Hay Feeder – Prevents Waste & Enhances Safety

Provide your animals a safer, cleaner, and more efficient feeding solution with this Extra-Large Slow-Feed Hay Bag (51 × 25 × 9 in). Designed for serious livestock keepers, this feeder combines generous capacity, safety features, and durable construction to improve feeding routines dramatically.High-capacity design lets you load plenty of hay at once—less time refilling, more time feeding.Drawstring closure at the top allows quick loading, then secure tightening to minimize hay loss and discourage animals from tearing at the opening.Unique rope-head pocket built into the drawstring channel keeps excess cord tucked away—no dangling ropes for animals to chew or get tangled in.Heavy-duty fabric & reinforced stitching ensures the bag stands up to weather, rough use, and biting; easy to hose off or wipe clean.Flexible mounting / placement options let you hang it up or use on the ground depending on your facility setup; suitable for horses, donkeys, goats, and other pasture animals.

• Massive Capacity & Optimal Dimensions – Spacious 25 × 21 × 9 in hay bag holds more forage than standard bags, cutting down on refill frequency and letting animals graze at their natural pace.
• Drawstring Top for Controlled Feeding – Large opening for easy loading; drawstring lets you cinch it tight to prevent animals from pulling grass directly from the top or letting hay spill.
• Rope‐Head Pocket for Safety – Built‐in small fabric pouch at the drawstring channel stores any loose rope ends, preventing chewing, choking, or leg entanglement hazards.
• Tough, Weather-Resistant Build – Constructed with rugged Oxford cloth and strong reinforcement; resists ripping, biting, and outdoor wear. Easy to clean and maintain.
• Versatile Hanging or Ground Use – Works well hung on stall walls, fences or rails, or placed on the ground. Ideal for horses, donkeys, goats, sheep, and other livestock; slow‐feed design reduces waste and encourages healthier grazing behavior.