3 Packs Goat Hay Feeder,Hay Bags for Goats,Horses,Sheep,Premium 600D Oxford Cloth,with Metal Fastener and Adjustable Open Feed Hole for Slow Feeding. (3 Black)

The bags are sturdy. The bags for hay are good. The only issue I have is the Velcro straps aren’t sturdy when the goats and sheep eat the hay through the openings.

These work well for our goats. Not sure about the velcro x's that cover part of the hole. The clips work, but are a little hard to use while goats are jumping on me or my kid.

I got these for my daughter's fair, one for her show lamb and one for her show goat.They fit a flake of hat perfectly! However, the show goat completely ripped the front cross thing that keeps them from shoving their head in. Granted she is an extremely food motivated goat so I knew in the back of my mind it would happen. I just didn't think it would be the first day! The lamb's survived the fair and so did the one my daughter's best friend borrowed for her pony! The pony had to get the black one because everyone thought he was a girl haha! The girls dressed him up to be a unicorn so the black hay bag helped him gain some of his masculinity back!

We have 2 smaller goats that make a MESS with their hay. We tried hay nets and just a normal metal stall feeder. No matter how tight I packed the flakes they managed to get all of it on the ground.These bags can hold about 3 1/2 flakes. I really pack’em down in there. They’re made of quality material, actually surprised me how well made they are.The feed hole, where the Velcro X is to slowed down how much they can pull out. It comes off a little easy, I just threw a couple stitches on each side and they stay in place perfect now.Overall very happy with ear hay feeders

They are ok for a short time use!The little Velcro divider part in front is a joke- you out hat in it the Velcro Dosent stick anymore.The clips break very easy- cheap

It was OK until the goats ate the bag. I think it should have some kind of repellent where they won’t eat it.

Easy to use

Less waste. Durable. Think I will put snaps or velco across top to discourage goats from trying to eat out of the top. Also would be nice to have the strap running from side to side