
Durable, Slow Feeding, Easy to Fill
Out of all hay bags I've owned this is hands down the best one! It's a durable slow feeding hay bag. We love it!
In their own words, from Goatzy Hay Bag owners.
The wide opening on this bag stays open on its own, so you can actually drop the hay in without needing a bucket, a second person, or three extra hands.Kay
The spacing on the net helps to slow feeding time and reduces spillage.TinaOz
I like that it helps keep the hay contained instead of having so much of it pulled onto the ground, stepped on, and wasted.C. G.
Rain drains out of metal grommets instead of pooling.TinaOz






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Out of all hay bags I've owned this is hands down the best one! It's a durable slow feeding hay bag. We love it!
I have horses and a mini donkey so I need feed bags at different heights. I also have a horse on pasture who isn't fed in the barn, so his hay is hung from the fence out in the elements. Of all my various feed bags, this is my favorite! The bottom and collar are structured enough that it's truly easy to fill by myself. The collar stays open instead of flopping. (With my other feed bags, I need someone to hold it.) That is my favorite feature and the reason I will be replacing my other bags with this Goatzy feeder. Rain drains out of metal grommets instead of pooling. To be extra cautious, I throw out the last 2 inches of hay remaining in the bag if there has been significant rain. I will also clean the PVC bottom (which is easy to do) if it smells mildewy. The side handles give me much better handling/carrying control vs slinging it over my shoulder like a stack of potatoes (which you can still do if you actually prefer that). The hanging ropes on my other bags are all frayed from friction with trees and metal fences. This one has protective metal sleeves that shield key wear points. All of my animals eat fast and make a mess. The spacing on the net helps to slow feeding time and reduces spillage.

An excellent option to keep additional hay around for hard (and destructive) keepers!
My Arab gelding usually tears apart anything I give him in a few hours. This bag is a week in and still going strong!
It easily fits 6 flakes of hay, and isn't too much of an eyesore!
Will definitely be recommending this bag for anyone with rougher-on-equipment horses!
I got this hay bag for my one mare who is on a diet but inhales her entire ration of hay within an hour. She is chunky enough that giving her more hay isn't an ideal option. In fact, she is often mocked for her "baby belly" even though she is not preggers. I don't like the idea of her going long periods of time without hay in her stall, so I was looking for a solution that would allow her rations to last longer.
I bought this hay bag to hopefully slow her down so she has food moving through her system more consistently.
It is very generously sized. I could easily fit 3 flakes of hay in this net if needed.
It is easily filled by one person, and one does not need an engineering degree to fill it.
It has multiple options for securing the net.
My mare is not a particularly aggressive eater and so far it has held up. For horses who aggressively tear at their hay or fling their bags, I'm not sure how durable it would be.

Easy to fill with hay, easy to hang with clip. Holds about 4-6 flakes of hay. Great for grazing with no pasture available.
The price is good for a bag this size! You can fit it in your trailer and any stall/ turnout.
The durability could be better, in the dry heat this would last very long. We are going into our fall season, my horses are neat eaters and don't easy ruin their bags. It the top could be a little more heavy duty this would be the IT hay net.
This hay feeder is a little oversized for our three goats. I do not fill it all the way so the hay stays fresh. It is easy to fill and easy to hang. I feel that they will use it more when winter comes and the green leaves are gone. It has a drawstring closure at the top and the holes are small so the goats cannot fit thier heads inside the feeder. I keep it in an area with an overhead tarp so the sun is not shining down on it all day and the hay stays dry. This is a good feeder for goats because they cannot get stuck in it.
Bought this Goatzy Slow Feed Hay Bag for our four-legged friends, and it has exceeded expectations on every level. The rigid quick-fill collar makes loading it quick, simple, and completely hassle-free—no struggling to keep the top open while stuffing it full.
The biggest surprise, however, has been how much the rest of the farm loves it! Our ducks, chickens, and goose all seem to enjoy picking at it just as much when it's filled with fresh greens. It does everything it promises to do and so much more. It has proven to be an excellent, durable addition to the barnyard that keeps everyone happy and fed!
These suckers are HUGE! Way bigger than advertised. That being said, they're worth your money.
This hay bag has thoughtful features and a smart design that make it stand out from other hay nets. The smaller mesh openings make it a true slow feeder, and I especially like the solid reinforced bottom with a drain hole. The open drawstring top makes filling it much easier, and the side handles are convenient for carrying and positioning it. It also includes a carabiner for hanging. My only hesitation is the how the mesh will hold up long-term. Overall, it seems well designed and practical.
This is a very well-designed slow-feed hay bag, and the rigid opening is probably my favorite feature. Anyone who has ever tried to fill a traditional floppy mesh hay bag by themselves knows what a ridiculous wrestling match that can be. The wide opening on this bag stays open on its own, so you can actually drop the hay in without needing a bucket, a second person, or three extra hands.
The bag holds a decent amount of hay. I can fit roughly 3–4 flakes, depending on the size and density of the flakes. A full hay bag can get surprisingly heavy, so I really appreciate the handles on both sides. They make carrying the filled bag considerably easier, especially when you're filling it somewhere other than where it will be hung.
The construction also feels substantial, with the heavy-duty bottom and stainless-steel hardware. I like that the bottom is designed to catch loose hay rather than letting it all fall onto the ground. I like that it is black - things in a barn get dirty and dusty, especially when they are mouthed by a hungry horse!
I've never loved a hay bag more! Super easy to fill, a nice handle to make carrying it to and from stalls easier, super thick and durable cord to hang it and overall a really high quality product. Excited to use it this winter and plan to get one for all my horses.
WOW!!! This thing is enormous and holds a ton of hay. I wasn't expecting it to be so large but you don't have to refill it often. It seems to be made of decent materials and should last you quite some time. The holes are perfect sized to ensure slow feeding which is what horses require. This net/bag will allow you to feed without wasting too much hay.
Just got mine!! Very pleased with them!!
The hanging rope is strong and thick. The stainless-steel carabiner is large and heavy.
The net sides are like a barrel. The netting is just under 2" square. Perfect for little sheep mouths.
The heavy bottom offers four grommets where water could drain from. They put these toward the edge of the circle instead of in the center of the bottom. The bag tends to sag in the center. They should have put a grommet there for drainage.
I find the "collar" they put at the top to help with filling interesting. Mainly because the rope for hanging is inside that collar. So, when you go to close the collar at the top of the feeder you can't. It is just odd. I will look at it again to see if the bag can be turned inside out and the collar actually work and be able to close afterward to prevent water from entering and the sheep from eating from the top of the feeding bag.
This slow feed hay bag is a practical option for horses, goats, sheep, donkeys, or other hay-eating animals. I like that it helps keep the hay contained instead of having so much of it pulled onto the ground, stepped on, and wasted.
…very durable and easy to fill…
Wow this hay net is huge! It comes with a caribeaner clip and to my surprise a little horsey keychange. I would have taken a picture but that got snatched up by my sister pretty quickly. These can definitely hold a lot of hay and the holes are a decent size. I like how it has a bottom so you can have less hay mess moving it around. Not sure I'll use the caribeaner clip since I've heard horses can get their noses caught on them. Eeek! But will definitely use it elsewhere.
My Donks have one, they go at it.
…these things are tough… highly recommend…
This hay bag has a clever design but poor durability. I really like the design. It opens wide and is very easy to fill. The holes are small enough to slow my horse down, but big enough to not cause frustration.
The only problem I have found is the more hay they eat the lower the bag gets, so I'm gonna have to raise it up a little for one of mine that loves to paw... they are amazing!!!
Excellent for goats
Hang outside stall in front .. like it