grazing muzzles- greenguard experiences?

[lizness]

Hello,
Am looking to get a grazing muzzle to put on my horse
What would everyone recommend? She usually vgets fly masks off so hopefully something strong.
She is a cob/horse size in bridle, how adjustable are these things?

Cheers,
Liz

 

[Yann]

They're very adjustable, but in the old model my cob was constantly managing to eat round it and giving herself rubs. Not tried the newer style though.

 

[Emma3599]

I tried one this week but it was the older style and he had it pushed to the side in 20 mins! I've just recieved my dinky muzzle through the post today so will be trying that this afternoon.

 

[FeatheryFeet]

Ignore me I have lost the plot!!

 

[cinammontoast]

Think I'm winning the bid on ebay for one but am gutted to hear there is a cheap copy from Battle and Heywood-exactly the same for £15! Pants! If I do win it, I'm really hoping it works so I can have a lie in once in a while over the hols!

 

[lizness]

Thanks everyone, any more views would be great or any updates on experiences.

Thanks,
Liz

 

[Crunchin]

I found it hopeless, it kept going to the side and my pony was happily eating beside it. No matter how much i adjusted it, it just kept moving so I bought a Shires muzzle and haven't had any problems.

 

[Soot]

We have loads of ponies including mine wearing them 24/7 in the pasture. Never had a problem with them -- my experience is that a standard headcollar works better than the greenguard one!!