2nd Only to Grazing!
See for yourself why PORTA-GRAZER™is used all over the world by well-known clinicians, trainers, veterinarians, and everyday horse people.PORTA-GRAZER™provides grazing when pasture is not an option! It is a system that simulates natural grazing by allowing your horse to eat hay or pellets at a naturally slower pace. It replaces the usual feast and famine system of being fed twice a day and eating too quickly.
This durable feeder aids your horse’s digestion by allowing your horse to eat the way nature intended, slowly throughout the day. Celebrating over 14 years of business-- World Wide!
Yes! The Happiest Place on Earth- Disney World and Disneyland use Porta-Grazers™ for their horses.In addition, many mounted police departments use Porta-Grazers for their police horses. Clinicians, trainers, race tracks, and every day horse people have found that Porta-Grazer is an asset to their horses lives as well as convenient and a money saver.
Portable and easy to take with you so your horse stays on the same feed routine no matter where they are.
Hay is placed in the feeder. Then the feed pan is placed on top of the hay. This pan has a special arrangement of holes sized according to the horse’s size and type of feed to be consumed. The feed is pulled through the holes and torn off as it is being consumed, simulating natural grazing. As the feed is being pulled through the holes, sand and dirt are removed collecting out of reach in the bottom of the feeder to be discarded later. Each bite is eaten as it is pulled through the holes not allowing the feed to be picked through or dropped to the floor where parasites and sand may be ingested.
Don’t let ulcers keep your horse from performing their best-- just do what it takes to help heal them!
Horses need access to forage 24/7 to keep their stomach acid buffered to prevent ulcers.
Easy! Use a low calorie grass hay, such as Timothy, Teff or Bermuda. It’s the calories IN the hay that needs regulated not the volume of hay. In order to give your horse, the ability to keep that acid in check it needs a continuous supply of low calorie forage at all times.
►Another option is using straw. Oat, wheat or barley straw. You can mix the straw in with your hay in the Porta-Grazer to add more volume without adding much in the way of calories.
Porta-Grazer™ Helps Discourage Sand Colic
How using a Porta-Grazer™ can prevent sand colic: Hay is pulled through the holes and torn off. The dust, sand and dirt are shaken loose and work its way to the bottom of the barrel. There it is collected in a trough out of the horses reach to be discarded later. Little to no feed is dropped to the ground to be contaminated with foreign materials and ingested.
When feeding on the ground sand and dirt particles can be ingested.
Horses do not eat naturally off of the ground, they eat the tops of plants that grow from the ground.
What If I Need To Soak My Hay?
Soaking has never been easier and you stay dry! Load dry hay as per directions, place pan in, fill with water. When done soaking simply remove the drain plug to drain the water out. Then give to the horse.
Note: Plug should always be removed when the feeder is in use.
PORTA-GRAZER™ Traveler reduces travel stress for you and your horse by not interrupting your horses feeding regiment while away from home. Just grab it from the stall, fill it with feed, pop on the lid and go.
When the lid is removed it then becomes a water trough to hold several gallons of clean water!
We’ve only had our grazers about 2 weeks. Our vet suggested them because our horses were getting colic and sand impaction. Our horses are calmer and happier, it seems like it happened overnight. No fighting, no colic, no waste, no sand. These are the best!Karen Plomondon SmallThis has saved my horse from browsing on sand. He would wolf down his feeding and be so bored, now he’s occupied, happy and healthier.Marilyn WaidelichThe PORTA-Grazers work great! They took to them right away spending most of their time eating, not wasting hay and messing their stalls. My stall cleaning time has gone from about 45 minutes to just a few minutes a day. Great product. Thanks. Deb Renger, Five time Canadian Champion Barrel Racer
Couldn’t be more pleased with our three feeders. We have a senior horse, who needed the bigger holes, with our other two quarter horses using the regular feeder. This is the Best investment we ever made. You save so much money…there is no more wasted hay that has blown away or been messed on. We test our boys fecal every six months and there has not been sand in it for over a year. Our youngest gets bored really easy, so he loves to play with his. These things Hold up!!! So, I wouldn’t call them “Expensive”, but rather a “Money Saver”. You save money on feed, Sand Clear, and vet bills. Sounds like a win-win to me! Thank you, for delivering an Awesome and Quality product!!! Feeling blessed!!
Lynette Owning
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The Healthy benefits when using a Porta-Grazer™ helps save you money. No more wasted hay, healthy content horses, less time spent cleaning stalls, allows the horse to eat in a more natural head down position while keeping the back, neck and hock aligned. The Porta-Grazer™is a solution that you and your horse will love! The savings on hay that was previously scattered and soiled, the slow feeding advantages that help keep your horse's digestive system, make it all worth while. Be Sure to Order Today!
Per Grazing Feeders, Inc.: PORTA-GRAZER™ provides head-down grazing when pasture is not an option — a system that simulates natural grazing by allowing your horse to eat hay or pellets at a naturally slower pace. Replaces the usual feast-and-famine system of being fed twice a day and eating too quickly. Approved by equine veterinarians and dentists. Per the company: "Second Only To NATURE." Celebrating over 14 years of business worldwide. Used by Disney World and Disneyland for their horses, by mounted police departments, race tracks, clinicians, trainers, and everyday horse people.
Per Grazing Feeders, Inc., the mechanism:
To take the pan in or out: line up the keyhole with the arrow on the handle. The feeder can also be secured by one handle if you don't want your horse playing with it.
Per Grazing Feeders, Inc.: by putting low-calorie forage in the PORTA-GRAZER™, your horse grazes in a more natural head-down position that allows the jaw to slide into position for proper chewing. The rotating pan lifts the hay up through the holes and holds it so the horse can size and tear each bite same as in pasture. More chewing time produces more saliva that buffers the stomach acid. Once the horse is self-regulated, it eats what it needs to buffer the acid, walks away, and comes back later when it needs to buffer the acid again. Per the company: horses naturally graze 18–20 hours a day. Using a PORTA-GRAZER™ also prevents wasted hay and keeps it off the ground and out of mud, sand, dirt, and snow.
Per Grazing Feeders, Inc., conditions PORTA-GRAZER™ discourages and helps:
These statements have not been evaluated by the FDA. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.
Per Grazing Feeders, Inc.: horses need access to forage 24/7 to keep stomach acid buffered. The trick: feeding 24/7 without the horse becoming fat. The answer: low-calorie grass hay (Timothy, Teff, or Bermuda) — it's the calories IN the hay that need regulating, not the volume.
For more volume without calories: oat, wheat, or barley straw mixed in with the hay in the PORTA-GRAZER™. Per the company: "Don't let ulcers keep your horse from performing their best — just do what it takes to help heal them."
Per Grazing Feeders, Inc.:
Sand colic prevention: hay is pulled through the holes and torn off; dust, sand, and dirt are shaken loose and work to the bottom of the barrel, collected in a trough out of the horse's reach. Little to no feed is dropped to ground to be contaminated. Per the company: "Horses do not eat naturally off of the ground; they eat the tops of plants that grow from the ground."
Hay waste prevention: the patented design doesn't allow hay to be picked through or spread to the ground. The tab locking system keeps the pan in the barrel even when rolled around. The pan prevents the horse from searching through hay to get the sugar first — only what pops up through the holes is accessible.
Per Grazing Feeders, Inc.:
Soaking: never been easier, and you stay dry. Load dry hay per directions, place the pan in, fill with water. When done, simply remove the drain plug to drain the water out, then give to the horse. Plug should always be removed when the feeder is in use.
PORTA-GRAZER™ TRAVELER: reduces travel stress for both you and your horse by NOT interrupting the feeding regimen while away from home. Grab from the stall, fill with feed, pop on the lid, and go. When the lid is removed, it becomes a water trough holding several gallons of clean water.
Voices from the source:
Karen Plomondon Small (vet recommended for colic + sand impaction): "Our horses are calmer and happier, it seems like it happened overnight. No fighting, no colic, no waste, no sand. These are the best!"
Marilyn Waidelich: "This has saved my horse from browsing on sand. He would wolf down his feeding and be so bored, now he's occupied, happy and healthier."
Deb Renger, 5-Time Canadian Champion Barrel Racer: "They took to them right away spending most of their time eating, not wasting hay and messing their stalls. My stall cleaning time has gone from about 45 minutes to just a few minutes a day. Great product."
Lynette Owning (3 feeders, senior + 2 quarter horses): "This is the BEST investment we ever made. You save so much money... We test our boys fecal every six months and there has not been sand in it for over a year... You save money on feed, Sand Clear, and vet bills."
To order: (208) 315-0373, email portagrazer@aol.com. Address: 2120 Ogle Lane (mail only), Indian Valley, Idaho 83632. Pricing varies by feeder type and size; pricing as quoted is subject to change due to economic factors and material-market conditions — confirm current pricing with Grazing Feeders, Inc. directly when ordering.
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