Designed by a horse enthusiast who lost a beloved horse to colic, the Control Feeder provides the ability to minimize this risk, as well as several other common digestive problems associated with eating hay and grain. Not only does it provide a healthier way to eat, but the Warm Springs Control Feeder supplies your horse with interactive entertainment and a built-in food reward system to reduce boredom related behavioral issues.
The Control Feeder lets you control how much feed your horse can access at once. Simply change the number and position of the rods in the uniquely designed feeding disk. Load hay and grain into the feeder, place the disk on top and close the lid. Your horse will easily spin the disk around with his nose to reach his food. The bottom of the feeder is sloped so feed under the center of the disk slides down to the front. Your horse will find every last bite and will be entertained for hours.
Our CONTROL FEEDER has many advantages over conventional restrictive feeding methods.
Feed hay and grain in the same feeder, at the same time
Interactive entertainment with a built-in food reward that makes your horse work for his meals and consume his feed slowly
Minimizes problems with sand colic, choke, cribbing, pawing or boredom related behavioral problems
Maximizes parasite control by keeping hay and feed off the ground
Less grain and hay waste
Easy to load - open & close with one hand
Fully assembled
Heavy duty polyethylene plastic with stainless steel and zinc coated hardware
Molded-in drain for easy cleaning
Shown with optional stand/cabinet
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Designed by a horse enthusiast who lost a beloved horse to colic, the Control Feeder provides the ability to minimize this risk, as well as several other common digestive problems associated with eating hay and grain. Not only does it provide a healthier way to eat, but the Warm Springs Control Feeder supplies your horse with interactive entertainment and a built-in food reward system to reduce boredom related behavioral issues.