Orange Slow Feeder

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Overview

Orange Slow Feeder produces heavy-duty slow feed hay nets for horses, using marine-grade UV-inhibited polyethylene twine designed for durability and longevity. The brand focuses on products that extend net life, reduce replacement frequency, and mimic natural grazing to save users time and money. It positions itself in the horse feeding market with nets manufactured in the United States using fishing industry materials.346

History

Orange Slow Feeder was founded to create sturdy, long-lasting slow feed nets for horses, with contact through Brian Leary indicating key involvement. Nets are manufactured in Washington State with rings sourced from Rhode Island, emphasizing domestic production. The company maintains an active online presence selling these durable products.14

Product Lines

Product LinePositioningPrice Range
Round Bale NetsHeavy-duty nets for large bales$150 - $400
Small Hay NetsSlow feed for individual flakes$50 - $150

Manufacturing

Nets are manufactured in Washington State using factory new marine grade 4 mm UV-inhibited polyethylene twine. Rings are made in Rhode Island. Production emphasizes heavy-duty, finely braided materials from the fishing industry.43

Notable Products

  • Round Bale Net — 4' x 4' - Durable net for standard round bales with 1 3/4” mesh, marine-grade construction.
  • Round Bale Net — 4' x 5' - Larger heavy-duty net for bigger bales, designed for extended use and slow feeding.
  • Small Square Bale Net - Net for small bales promoting slow consumption with high-strength twine.

Reputation

Enthusiasts and reviewers note the exceptional durability and construction quality of Orange Slow Feeder nets, often lasting longer than competitors. Professionals appreciate the marine-grade materials that withstand heavy use. No significant criticisms appear in available sources, with feedback focusing on reliability.52

Sources (7)
  1. https://orangeslowfeeder.com/pages/about-us-1
  2. https://www.glassdoor.co.nz/Overview/Working-at-Orange-Slow-Feeder-EI_IE7755622.11,29.htm
  3. https://orangeslowfeeder.com/pages/frequently-asked-questions
  4. https://orangeslowfeeder.com/pages/home-1-0
  5. https://www.trailmeister.com/orange-slow-feeder-review/
  6. https://orangeslowfeeder.com/pages/frontpage
  7. https://orangeslowfeeder.com/blogs/videos