ThinLine Flexible Filly Grazing Muzzle

Softer, Smarter & Safer!

The Flexible Filly slow feed grazing muzzle is designed to be softer, lighter, and less behaviourally restrictive.

Construction

• Safe and pliable food-grade material.
• Infused UV skin protection.
• No wear on equine teeth, comfortably soft on lips.
• Well-ventilated, lightweight, flexible.
• EU PATENT PENDING

Equine Behavioural Effects

• Radically improves the horses’ ability to live a normal herd life in a muzzle.
• Returns behaviors like wither scratching and play.
• No fussing when putting the muzzle on.

Horse Owner Benefits

• Your horse is both safe and comfortable.
• You get the correct grazing hole size for all seasons, grass types, and hay.
• Easy hydration with any bucket, trough, or automatic waterer.
• Clear for easy monitoring.
• You get to see your horse happy in a grazing muzzle.

What size should you choose? 

You can choose the same size as your halter.  So if you have a pony halter, you choose the pony Muzzle.  

What will you need?

We recommend you commit a dedicated well-fitting breakaway turnout halter to your muzzle.  It generally takes about 10 minutes to get everything perfect the first time you install a Flexible Filly Muzzle. Subsequent halters will take about 3 minutes.

How to attach your Flexible Filly Grazing Muzzle?

1. Use the enclosed paper ties or a string to discover the best holes to secure your muzzle to your halter.  The paper ties are a temporary tool allowing you to easily adjust the fit.
2. Two of the “fins” have a triangle cut out. These attach to the square (side) rings on your turnout halter. Three fins will connect to the noseband, one in the centre, the other two fall naturally to the sides of the centre.  Three fins will connect to the chin band; one in the centre, two naturally to the sides of the centre.
3. First, secure each triangle cut out fin with one of the enclosed low profile cable ties.  Do not wrap the fins around the halter, doing so may cause rubs.
4. When properly installed, the muzzle should be close to but not touching the nose of the horse. If the muzzle is touching the nose simply make the fins under the chin longer, this will lift the muzzle away from the nose.
5.  Once you are satisfied you have the correct holes aligned to the halter please remove the paper ties or string and permanently secure the muzzle with the included cable ties.
6.  After finding the best fit for your horse, simply trim the excess fin material just above the top hole being used.  It is fine to wait a day or two to ensure your muzzle is a comfortable distance from your horse’s mouth before trimming. The “keeper” on the cable tie is on the outside of the muzzle and the excess is facing down and trimmed close.

If you have fitted the muzzle properly and the muzzle is the correct size it will work famously. If you find there is too much grazing room be sure your fins are snugly secured to your halter.  The fins should not move along the noseband. If it does simply pull the cable tie tighter.