Head down slow grazing with HayDown

• Calm down and return stress hormones and neurotransmitters to normal levels. Bring out the happy hormones.
• Relieve the stress and internal discomfort of having nothing to eat, especially important inside overnight. Stress contributes to poor digestive health.
• Relieve the anxiety and anticipation of the next mealtime and gorging when it is received.
• Smooth out energy and insulin spikes.
• Better respiratory, physical, digestive, dental, and mental health. All of 'em.
• Feeding hole size optimised for slow grazing without causing frustration. Severe restriction may cause frustration, anxiety, and stress, resulting in gorging when the opportunity arises.
• Keep hay off the floor and keep it clear of contaminants and parasites.
• Less time feeling hungry, more time feeling content.

Head down slow feeding can help with colic, ulcers, laminitis, EMS, weight gain or loss, and boredom coping habits, resistance to insulin, leptin, and cortisol.