Horsemen's Pride Jolly Hay Ball


Color: Green Apple
Green Apple
Price:
$25.99

Description

Turn snack time into play time. The Horsemen's Pride Jolly Hay Ball crosses the beloved Jolly Ball with an interactive hay dispenser — stuff it with hay, hang it in the stall or paddock, and let your horse work for every mouthful.

As your horse noses, nudges, and tugs, the Hay Ball dispenses hay a little at a time, slowing down eating while beating boredom. The smaller holes hold apple chunks, carrots, and other favorites for extra enticement, making it just as good a treat puzzle as it is a hay feeder.

Why Horse Owners Love It

  • Feeding meets enrichment — a mentally stimulating way to feed or treat
  • Versatile — great for horses, ponies, goats, and other livestock
  • Stuffable — load with hay, then tuck apple chunks or carrots in the smaller holes
  • Hangable — comes with a hanging rope for stall, fence, or shelter
  • Right-sized — 8-inch diameter ball, easy for most muzzles to work

How to Use

Stuff the ball with hay through the large openings, press apple or carrot pieces into the smaller holes, and hang it at about muzzle height. Start with the easy-to-reach snacks so your horse learns the game, then pack it tighter for a longer-lasting challenge. Check the ball regularly and remove it if any part becomes damaged.

Specifications

  • Size: 8 in diameter
  • Color: Green Apple
  • Use: hay and treat dispensing enrichment for horses, ponies, goats, and other livestock
  • Brand: Horsemen's Pride (Jolly Pets' equine line)

Give your barn crew something to puzzle over — pick up the Horsemen's Pride Jolly Hay Ball in store at Garoppo's, or order online for convenient store pickup or local delivery within our service area.

It is designed for horses and ponies, and works just as well for goats and other livestock that enjoy working for hay and treats.
Stuff the main body with hay, and press apple chunks, carrots, or other firm treats into the smaller holes for extra enticement.
The ball is 8 inches in diameter — sized so most muzzles can nose hay out of the openings without frustration.
Hang it by its rope at about muzzle height in a stall, run-in shelter, or along a fence line.
Yes — dispensing hay a little at a time stretches out meals and keeps your horse mentally engaged, which helps fight stall boredom.

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