The Cinch Products
A line of products designed to help make owning and caring for your horse a Cinch.
Are you tired of chores taking so long? Have you ever thought about feeding round bales because you get more for your time and money, but were afraid of the waste and health issues sometimes associated with them? Are you tired of feeding flake by flake for fear of waste in small square bales? Are you bottom line just tired of trying to figure it all out?
Look no further! We have a simple and easy to use solution for you, which is sure to save you time, money, health costs, sanity, and (well, in some cases) marriages!
~THE CINCH NET~
~ PATENT PENDING ~
~ PATENT PENDING ~
The Cinch Net is shown here in the 'Large Bale' size
The cinch net is a quality hay feeder we have been perfecting for a few years. We are now ready to share the benefits with like-minded people who are tired of spending so much time and money on chores and so little time with their horse.
The Cinch Net ~ it just makes cents...
The Cinch Net ~ it just makes cents...
The Cinch Net is shown here with AGI Products Horse round bale feeder, We think AGI hay rings work great with our nets to get the most out of your hay as they are safe and durable. To find out more about AGI's produsts go to www.agiproducts.com
Also for use with Large up to 3x3x9 Square Bales. (Our hats off to Jenny Mayer for this great picture of her beautiful foxtrotters) to learn more about Bridle Ridge Gated Horses go to www.brfoxtrotters.com
Shown below in Small Bale and Mini size.
How does it work?
The Cinch Chix are all about working smarter, not harder. Simply place your bale of choice in the desired feeding spot, toss the net up and over the bale, pull down the sides and tighten your "simple to use" cinch strap at the bottom. That's it!
Who knew feeding could be so easy?
How can the horse eat out of the cinch net?
Slow and steady: the horse is very curious about this new toy containing food. As you can see in the photo, the net allows the hay to be picked at much like a horse would graze in the wild - little by little, all day. While doing this the horse will at times adjust the net by pushing it from place to place. So now you have a thinking horse, and a thinking horse is a happy horse!
Have you ever heard the saying "the devil dreams on a idle horse?" Well we would have to agree! When fed in the traditional way - a couple flakes in the morning, a couple flakes at night - horses tend to pick up some very destructive habits due to their idle time. By using the cinch net, feeding time is extended, regardless of bale size. This is what we refer to as "slow feeding;" when fed slower, the horse benefits in many ways.
Who knew feeding could be so easy?
How can the horse eat out of the cinch net?
Slow and steady: the horse is very curious about this new toy containing food. As you can see in the photo, the net allows the hay to be picked at much like a horse would graze in the wild - little by little, all day. While doing this the horse will at times adjust the net by pushing it from place to place. So now you have a thinking horse, and a thinking horse is a happy horse!
Have you ever heard the saying "the devil dreams on a idle horse?" Well we would have to agree! When fed in the traditional way - a couple flakes in the morning, a couple flakes at night - horses tend to pick up some very destructive habits due to their idle time. By using the cinch net, feeding time is extended, regardless of bale size. This is what we refer to as "slow feeding;" when fed slower, the horse benefits in many ways.
Helps with herd aggression, as it keeps them thinking!
Facts are good
"Using a slow-feed hay net can result in important health benefits to your horse" - Horse & Rider Magazine Oct 2010
Studies have shown that the waste hay from the average round bale is about 57%. When using the net with quality hay we have seen virtually no waste. To prove this, we have been working with our local University of Minnesota to conduct a comparative study on what percentage of waste hay the cinch net saves (We now have results, Go to our Cinch talk page.) We believe the cinch net is the last type of hay "slow" feeder you will want to use. In our own studies with the cinch net, we had 10 horses going through two 5x5 round bales every seven days. When we added the cinch net, we went from 7 days to 10 days. You can imagine our excitement in knowing we actually have a product that not only has many health benefits, but also extends the days in your hay.
Breeze from the MHARF enjoying a roll on the Cinch Net
The Pros
Saves you Money!
Saves you Time!
Horses are healthier!
Helps horses prone to founder!
Helps horses with destructive habits!
When used with quality hay there is virtually No Waste!
No sharp edges for your horse to get hurt on!
Helps horses with heaves!
Money Back Guarantee!
FACT
You are buying a product from people like you. People who work hard for their money and want what is best for their horses and families. Which means you get the Right product for the Right price. That is something we stand by with everything we do.
Saves you Money!
Saves you Time!
Horses are healthier!
Helps horses prone to founder!
Helps horses with destructive habits!
When used with quality hay there is virtually No Waste!
No sharp edges for your horse to get hurt on!
Helps horses with heaves!
Money Back Guarantee!
FACT
You are buying a product from people like you. People who work hard for their money and want what is best for their horses and families. Which means you get the Right product for the Right price. That is something we stand by with everything we do.
THE CINCH NET USES
Use it with Large Round Bales.
Use it with Large Square Bales.
Use it with Multiple Small Square Bales.
For barefoot horses with NO cracks or chips in the hoof wall , there is no need to use anything but the net.
WE DO NOT
Recommend leaving halters or blankets on your horse while using the nets.
FOR HORSES WITH SHOES
We recommend using with a hay ring of some type, We use AGI products Hay Ring feeders.
Hang it in your shelter.
The possibilities are endless.
In years past, business was done with a handshake.
While we know we can't shake every one of our customers hands, Please know that this is how we intend to do business.
Use it with Large Round Bales.
Use it with Large Square Bales.
Use it with Multiple Small Square Bales.
For barefoot horses with NO cracks or chips in the hoof wall , there is no need to use anything but the net.
WE DO NOT
Recommend leaving halters or blankets on your horse while using the nets.
FOR HORSES WITH SHOES
We recommend using with a hay ring of some type, We use AGI products Hay Ring feeders.
Hang it in your shelter.
The possibilities are endless.
In years past, business was done with a handshake.
While we know we can't shake every one of our customers hands, Please know that this is how we intend to do business.
A portion of all profit goes to help horses in need!