Trickle Net Reviews

Name: Trickle Net
Address: Dunston, Heath Lane, Lincoln, Lincoln
Rating: 4.79

4.8 Rating 180 Reviews

95 %

of reviewers recommend Trickle Net

4.8

Based on 180 reviews

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Delivery Methods	Courier, Postal Service
Average Delivery Time	Within 5 Days
On-time Delivery	97%
Accurate And Undamaged Orders	100%
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About Trickle Net:

Trickle Net® products are high quality robust and practical feeding nets.

We believe they are the best available solution to encourage the trickle feeding rhythm and reduce the forage intake of your horse.

Superior quality and highly effective in providing plenty more nibble time while reducing waste to nothing!

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01522720972

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hq@tricklenet.com

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Trickle Net 5 star review on 15th January 2025

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Anonymous // 01/01/2019

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“A great net, means our Connemara youngsters have access to food continuously as if grazin, plus v little wastage.”

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Posted 2 years ago

“I just love these trickle nets. I have 4 in total and all horses doing really well on them. They will possibly last forever as very very durable and stops them eating too quickly Thank you so much”

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Posted 2 years ago

“These are really strong nets. The small holes slow any greedy feeder down. My cob hasn’t managed to finish his net overnight- yet!”

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Posted 2 years ago

“I have a cob and he is very greedy so the hay I left for him overnight didn't last as it should have done as he continually eats until it has gone. I bought 2 Trickle Nets as I thought this may slow him down and yes it does. He cannot get huge mouthfuls at a time and the hay inside lasts so much longer than it used to.”

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Posted 2 years ago

“Although it’s not clever in all your advertising that it can take a few weeks for the horse to get use to it it’s now been a few weeks and my horse has finally got it”

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Posted 2 years ago

“I have 4 trickle nets now. I have 2 very greedy good doers who would finish a regular haynet in a flash. Both my horses took to the new tricklenets easily and it slows them down so much. I use 2 in the paddock over winter, attached to the field shelter, which reduces waste. They have been used for over a year now and have withstood the weather. They are well made and extremely sturdy. They do take a while to 'soften' but after that they're very easy to use I would absolutely recommend them to anyone.”

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Posted 2 years ago

“I have been using trickle nets for a few years now and they do exactly what they're supposed to, all four horses still have hay in the nets in the mornings so these are great for greedy horses that clear nets in a few hours I use less hay, the horses are happy as they constantly have hay and it's not wasted. One of the horses can destroy standard-quality nets in weeks and trickle nets last at least 12 months. My other horses have had their original nets for years .”

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Posted 2 years ago

“It's a strong net, that I use it for my horse through the night, alongside his normal net. He's had one before, so he's developed the skills for using it.”

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Posted 2 years ago

“A great Haynet. Please read the Q&A on the website! I didn't and was a bit stuck at first. My greedy Irish Draught couldn't eat through the holes of the new net and stood at the back of the stable sulking. I soaked the hay net overnight which made the holes softer and tied the net up length ways at each end with two tying points this made it easier for the net to stay still. I also fed 50% loose and 50% in the trickle net just so she could choose what to eat first. My mare loves it now and it does slow her eating down. This is not like a normal haynet and it can take a couple of weeks for your horse to get used to it.”

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Posted 2 years ago

“My horse has been having trickle nets for the last ten years. Makes the hay last a lot longer keeps him happy.”

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Posted 2 years ago

“The softee trickle net is lovely and soft, easy to fill and really slows my horse down. I would definitely recommend it!”

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Posted 2 years ago

“Very good works well with our two cobs keeps it shape even hay goes down well worth the money”

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Posted 2 years ago

“I brought the Trickle net for the large bales of hay. I wish i had one years ago! Keeps the bale tidy and stops scoffing.”

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Posted 2 years ago

“Wish I’d found these sooner for my ‘very good-doer’ chunky cob. I have both the large and the mini net - both have already lasted a full year with no broken strings and seem just as strong as when I bought them! (No more old nets doubled up or knitted together with baler twine!). He eats less now as it requires effort to tease the hay out, so only eats when he’s actually hungry. Seems to enjoy playing with the net to get hay strands out so keeps him occupied and engaged. Dinner lasts much longer and there’s very little wastage on the ground. Much healthier for him than bolting down hay from the larger-holed nets with half of it ending up in his bedding. You can easily buy replacement rope to tie the nets up with (the only part that ever shows any damage) but the nets themselves are well worth the slightly higher price as they are super-strong and outlast every other haynet I’ve ever bought!”

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Posted 2 years ago

“Definitely slows down greedy feeders! Need to make sure the top is pulled tightly shut though.”

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Posted 2 years ago

“Incredibly heavy duty and good quality. This is my first trickle net but I’ll be buying more. I like the soft tooth friendly material, the fact that there is nearly no wasted hay but that my horses have something in front of them always.”

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Posted 2 years ago

“I’m on a DIY yard and we have to bring in by 4. Have a good doer who usually clears his hay (double netted) well before morning. The trickle net still has some in it when I get to the yard at 7. He is not grumpy when I arrive either. Very happy and wish I’d heard of the nets sooner.”

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Posted 2 years ago

“I have a few of these nets in the different sizes and they are great at making my cobs hay last longer :-)”

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Posted 2 years ago

“I now have 3 big bale nets. Love them, the quality is amazing and the horses are relaxed and happy , never running out of feed but also unable to over eat. Highly recommend.”

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Posted 2 years ago

“It’s still in one piece after 3 weeks with my net wrecker so it must be tough 👍🏻”

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Posted 2 years ago

Trickle Net is rated 4.8 based on 180 reviews