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GreenGuard Horse Grass Muzzle in Black Full Size

3.54 product ratings

Hatton Park Saddlery UK (5681)

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£71.99

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This Shires Greenguard Grazing Muzzle provides a simple yet effective solution to help manage your horse or pony at grass. Allows unrestricted breathing and drinking, easy to attach and adjust, durable and UV resistant.

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by venetia4ty
25 Jul, 2018
Good & bad points Green guard halter and muzzle.
Good points: Easy for horses to drink and airy in the hot weather. Limits grazing without driving them mad. Bad points: nylon webbing is hard and would benefit from fleece to prevent rubbing. It doesn't have a breakaway, so potentially dangerous. Better instructions for fitting would help, I followed them and looked at the video and yet managed to make a mistake of getting the buckle in the wrong place, resulted in a wound on my hores jaw.
Verified purchase: YesCondition: New
by rr-X5QRDQeS@Deleted
08 Jun, 2018
Less restricting for horses than a bucket type muzzle
My pony became head shy with a bucket type muzzles after switching to a green guard her the issue of spinning in the stable has resolved after only two days she’s happier which means so am I .
Verified purchase: YesCondition: New
by spicyfudge1
24 May, 2018
not fit for purpose
It was adjusted many times over the 3 days it lasted. My horse could get it off completely and poke his nose through the huge gaps in the basket and eat grass. We even slotted an old throat lash through to try and make the gaps smaller but to no avail. On day 3 he had snapped the straps and split the plastic basket. Total waste of money for the horse with half a brain cell.
Verified purchase: YesCondition: New
by woolly2340
13 Sep, 2017
Horse guard
The wife's horse has used one of these for he last few years due to a lamanitic problem and it is an ace item
Verified purchase: YesCondition: New