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Thoughtfully Designed for Better Grazing

  • Reduce hay waste & maximize every bale
  • No more rushing home to feed
  • Supports natural grazing & digestion
  • Veterinarian trusted & recommended
  • Handmade in British Columbia, Canada
  • Canadian premium knotless netting

Nag Bags help barns recover up to 94% of every bale, turning wasted forage into lasting value.

  • Horses are designed to graze for 16+ hours a day—not eat two quick feedings and stand idle for the rest of the day.

    When forage is consumed too quickly, it can lead to increased risk of ulcers and digestive issues

    What studies show:

    • Slow feeders can increase feeding time by up to 40–60%
    • Horses spend significantly longer eating compared to ground feeding
    • Extended feeding supports better digestion and reduced stress behaviours

    What that means for your horse:

    • More time eating = less time standing idle
    • A calmer, more content animal
    • Feeding that aligns with their natural instincts
  • Modern horse care is shifting toward enrichment-based management, especially in Canada and North America, where welfare standards continue to evolve.

    Research shows that foraging devices (like hay nets) are one of the most effective forms of enrichment.

    What studies show:

    Foraging enrichment (hay nets, slow feeders) can:

    • Increase natural behaviours like grazing
    • Reduce stereotypic behaviours (cribbing, weaving, pacing)
    • Horses with longer forage access show less frustration and more positive behaviour
    • Lack of forage is directly linked to unwanted behaviours and stress
  • The goal isn’t to make feeding difficult—it’s to slow it down to a natural grazing rhythm.

    Here’s a simple guide:

    1” – Maximum Slow Feeding
    Miniature grazing animals or horses that have mastered hay nets

    1.5” – Our Most Popular
    Balanced, ideal for most horses

    2” – Comfortable Feeding
    Great for performance horses, young or senior animals

    2.75” – Easy Access
    Best for cattle or horses needing minimal restriction

    Check out our net guide for more information on our netting options.

  • Not all hay nets are created equal. Nag Bags were built around one idea: Support the animal's needs first. Everything else follows.

    • 20+ years of experience and trust
    • Hand-assembled in British Columbia, Canada
    • Premium knotless netting (strong, gentle, long-lasting)
    • Designed for real barns, real routines, and real results

    What research supports:

    • High-quality slow feeders can reduce hay waste from over 50% down to as low as 6%
    • Many users recover the cost of a feeder within the first year through hay savings

It's time to simplify your feeding.

Born from our family’s barn, built for yours. At Nag Bags, we understand the value of investing time, energy, and resources into the health and happiness of your animals. Our premium, knotless slow-feeder hay nets were created to solve the real challenges every horse owner faces — limited pasture, wasted hay, and the constant balancing act of keeping grazers healthy and content.

We believe animals thrive when they have safe, consistent access to forage — the way nature intended. Designed with both animals and owners in mind, Nag Bags hay nets allow your horses and livestock to graze slowly throughout the day, supporting natural digestion and reducing the risk of colic, ulcers, cribbing, inhalant allergies, and boredom.

Crafted for durability, simplicity, and long-term health, our nets make slow feeding easy, sustainable, and stress-free. Because when it comes to caring for your animals — we believe in solutions that work as hard as you do.


Shop Flake Lineup

Explore our range of flake feeding hay nets, each designed to meet different needs and preferences.

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Mini Bag
Trailer Bag
Hanging Bag
Mid-Day Bag

Our Story,
Our Promise

Like many horse owners, we were searching for a better way — a way to reduce waste, support healthier digestion, and create a calmer, more natural feeding routine for the animals we care so deeply about. What we found was that traditional feeding methods weren’t designed with the horse in mind… so we set out to change that.

What began as a simple solution for our own horse (Scottie) has grown into a family-run business built on care, experience, and a deep respect for grazing animals.