ThinLine Muzzle Product Review - Horse Tricks & Tips. Equine Simplified Barn Management Software

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As part of Equine Simplified's focus to enable your best horse care with barn management software, we also love to share our horse care secrets. And my horses lives have transformed with the use of these ThinLine's grazing muzzles!
Do you have a horse that looks at the grass and puts on the pounds? Mine are this way, and I was getting frustrated using the standard nylon/rubber grazing muzzles. My horses hated them, and it was a pain to walk them to and from the pasture. So, I tried a different product.
This video is my review of ThinLine Global's Flexible Filly Slow Feed Grazing Muzzle, including the comparison to what the horses had been using previously and what it took for me to assemble these muzzles.
You can order these directly from ThinLine Global here: bit.ly/grazing-muzzle-for-hor... or order them from other online retailers.
Ordered in this video:
2 Horse halters
2 Oversize to Draft Grazing Muzzles
1 Medium Mini Turnout Halter
1 Mini to Pony Grazing Muzzle
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@stacytrailrider2015 3 жыл бұрын

Thank you so much for making this video. Really informative and helps me really see what this muzzle and halters are all about. Even the little things matter aton like the zip ties and the notches in their halter for the muzzle. Thanks again. 😊

@equinesimplified 3 жыл бұрын

Absolutely...I am glad it helps. 6 months later, I am still very pleased with these muzzles and halters. I did find a little rubbing on the mini's halter nose-band and moved his muzzle back to his leather halter...which stopped the issue. I had problems with the previous muzzle rubbing on his nose as well. Note that I didn't buy the optional padding, so that is an option for me to go back and add it to the halter. For the two horses, neither one have had any rub marks and they are working great.

@hollyburnspsychic1523 3 жыл бұрын

Someone said they had to get a pony/cob size halter for their regular sized horse who usually takes a "horse" size in a bridle or halter. They have Cob, Horse and Warmblood size halters. My horses usually take a regular horse size in other things. Would you say to get the Cob or the Horse size in the halter??

@equinesimplified 3 жыл бұрын

Hi Holly. I didn’t order a cob halter, so I can’t tell you the specific comparison between cob and horse. That said, let me give you a gauge. Both of my horses are warmbloods with decently refined heads...but they are still warmbloods. The horse size halter was the perfect size for them. Each side of the leather crown piece has 5 holes. My horses wear them on the 3rd hole. And, the rest of the halter isn’t adjustable, Also, I was worried the warmblood size would be huge around the muzzle. Thus, you can see my horses in the video and gauge if that size works or you should drop down a size. Let me know what you end up doing, as it will help others!!

@annegulbransen3961 2 жыл бұрын

I recently moved my mustang mare to a new barn where she will be on 24/7 turnout with 3 other mares. She is an easy keeper so she will have to be muzzled. The barn requires all new horses to be quarantined in a stall for 7 days when they first arrive but she will soon be turned out in the field. When I turn her out for the first time do you recommend I leave the muzzle off so that she and the other mares can get to know each other and establish herd dominance without the muzzle hiding facial expressions? I’ve never used a muzzle before so I don’t know the best way going about introducing horses with one on. Please respond! Thank you!

@equinesimplified 2 жыл бұрын

Hi Anne. I love your thought process. If it were mine, yes, I would probably leave it off for a bit while they run around and get to know one another and then put it on once they settle down. She likely won't be eating a whole lot in that time period either. Note that my horses do not wear theirs 24/7, so I would also watch for rubbing. I know Thinline makes some padding, but I am not sure if that gets too hot though. Also, make sure you clean your halter from time to time so that the dirt underneath doesn't cause skin irritations. Best of luck on your new facility...keep us posted!