Products Description
Product details
Item number: ZY-ST008-B2L
Item name: Stable Mat
Place of Origin: Fujian, China
Brand Name: FaithMat
Feature: Waterproof, Sustainable, Stocked, Non-Toxic, Non-smell, Washable, Waterproof
Application: Horse,Stable Mat
Material: EVA
Size:1220*1830*44 mm
Package: 2 pcs/set;
MOQ：200 pcs
Features:
Good anti-slip: The surface is designed with anti-slip patterns or particles, which can effectively prevent the horse from slipping and protect its safety.
Strong shock absorption: The mat has good buffer performance, can effectively absorb the impact of the horse's movement, to protect the horse's hooves and joints.
Wear-resistant and durable: Made of wear-resistant material, it can withstand long time trampling by horses and is not easy to be damaged.
Easy to clean: Smooth surface, not easy to hide dirt, easy to clean and disinfect, maintain the hygiene of the stable.
Thermal insulation: It has good thermal insulation properties, which can provide a warm and comfortable resting environment for horses in the cold winter.
Easy to install: Most of the mats are modular in design, easy to assemble, and can be flexibly adjusted according to the actual situation of the stable.
Strategies for Handling a Horse that Won't Eat
When a horse refuses to eat, you need to identify the underlying cause and try to alleviate that. Thus, going through all the causes can be a good start. For any underlying health issues, follow your veterinarian's advice. For others, such as feeding at irregular intervals, it may simply be a change in management to feeding on a set schedule.
For horses that are pickier eaters, it may be a bit more challenging. For horses that are healthy, held to a routine, and not experiencing any obvious signs of stress and still refuse to eat can be the most frustrating for any horse owner. Some tips to help encourage them to eat could include:
- Simply change the hay and/or feed. Again, do this slowly, but some horses may prefer alfalfa over grass hay. Others may prefer a textured versus pelleted horse feed.
- Soaking hay. Horses that have difficulty chewing may refuse to eat. By soaking or steaming hay, it may help encourage them to eat by making it easier to chew.
- Social stress may be a factor. Horses fed in a herd setting can be stressed by their social ranking. Thus, isolating these horses from others can help give them time and space to eat. Alternatively, some horses may want to eat near their companions and refuse to eat when isolated.
- Your horse has trained you to give them what they want. Some horses may refuse to eat until you add some sort of flavoring like molasses. When you do not add it in, they will refuse to eat. Usually, flavorings are not a concern unless the horse is experiencing a metabolic issue. In these instances, low sugar flavorings could be used.
- Offer small meals more often. Rather than feeding two large meals a day, smaller more frequent meals are healthier for horses and reduce the risk of digestive upset.
QnA
Q: Are horse stall mats safe for indoor use?
A: Stall mats are made for use in well-ventilated barns and outdoor areas. They are not made for small, enclosed human living spaces. For that reason, they use a far less expensive binding agent (that often includes sulfur -- a primary reason for the terrible smell).
Q: Do stall mats absorb urine?
A: The mats have a flat bottom that minimizes urine accumulation, while polyurethane mats absorb animal fluids which cause the binder to deteriorate. The fluids trapped in poly mats can cause bacteria and foul odors.
Q: How long do horse stall mats last?
A: For example, Greatmats has a durable 3/4-inch horse stall matting sold in 4x6 measurements that is rated for 20-plus years of use in equestrian installations. This is a guarantee that should provide confidence in the quality when you buy this mat. The mats at Greatmats are the highest quality.
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