The Ultimate Horse Grazing / Laminitis Muzzle

The Ultimate Horse / Pony Grazing Muzzle - A Safe and Gentle Way to Help Control your Horses Diet. The Utimate Muzzle is available in soft webbing, 5 way fully adjustable straps, rubber nose end with padded nose band for durability and comfort. The Ultimate Horse muzzle is designed to be higher in the front of your horses face to make it harder to remove but the breathing holes are larger then most muzzles. 

The Ultimate Horse Grazing Muzzle is ideal for metabolic challenged horses and ponies. The small opening in the bottom allows horses a limited amount of grass, yet unlimited water. Rather than being restricted to a non-grass environment to control intake, horses are free to exercise and socialize as part of the herd. The lightweight muzzles resist rubbing and chafing.

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The Ultimate Grazing Muzzles features are as follows: Please click on the additional images tab above too!

• Larger Nostril Holes for breathability and comfort.
• Higher in the front to make it harder for your horse to remove the muzzle.
• Solid chin piece to minimise rubbing.
• Leather headpiece to minimise rubbing.
• No clips to easily get caught on fences.
• Rectangular mouth holes. 

The Ultimate Muzzle is excellent value for money and will not only help with your horses' diet but also help control laminitis and obesity too!   

This Grazing Muzzle is available in the following sizes:

• SMALL PONY / MINI
• PONY
• COB
• HORSE / FULL
• XL / LARGE HORSE

How To Fit The Ultimate Muzzle:

• There should be ample room around the bucket of the muzzle. It should not be tight; you should be able to fit at least 2 fingers room at the front and 3 / 4 fingers at the back.
• The cheek pieces should be as close to vertical as possible. If they are pulling back at an angle, the muzzle is too tight.
• The chin should not touch the back of the muzzle.  
• It is advisable to watch the horse / pony eat to check there is enough room.
  
• There should be at least an inch gap between the horse’s muzzle and the base of the Grazing Muzzle.
  
• Adjust the straps so the ring is not too close to the eyes.
• The Grazing Muzzle should be removed and checked at least once a day and not left on 24 hours a day.