Getting Started - Unpacking Your Forager & Where To Set Up - HAYGAIN FORAGER Manuel D'utilisation

Getting Started
The Haygain Forager has been designed to simulate a horse's natural, slow and steady
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eating behaviour. The design ensures only small, bite sized, portions of forage can be taken
at one time and this has a number of physical and mental health benefits for horses that are
stabled for long periods of time.
Unpacking your Haygain
Check you have all of the following parts. If you do not have a part, contact your supplier
within 7 working days of delivery.
1. 1 base and base cap
2. 4 side panel walls
3. 1 metal ring
Where to Set Up
For use in the stable we advise that The Forager is placed in the corner. Some horses are
fine to leave The Forager as a stand-alone feeder, others will need to be deterred from
moving it by placing sand in the base to weigh it down as described in the "Building your
forager section of this manual". The Forager can be fixed to the wall using the openings in
the top ring. The Forager can also be used outside or taken with you to shows. You can flat
pack it for ease of moving it around, packing it for shows or storing it away.
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Forager
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4. 1 top ring containing 4 green rubber wedges
5. 1 Easy (white) regulator grid
6. 1 Standard (green) regulator grid
7. This User manual
Getting Started & Where to Set Up
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