GreenGuard Grazing Muzzle
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$ 99.95 USD - Sale price
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$ 99.95 USD
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GreenGuard Grazing Muzzle
Protect Now, Prevent Later: The Innovative Open-Design Grazing Muzzle for Horses
Help your horse thrive with the GreenGuard Grazing Muzzle, the ultimate slow-feed solution trusted by horse owners and professionals worldwide. Designed to reduce grass intake without restricting natural behavior, this innovative muzzle promotes better health, comfort, and peace of mind.
Helps Prevent Laminitis, Obesity, and Metabolic Issues
Reduces forage intake to help prevent laminitis, EMS, and other weight-related issues.
Supports Natural Behavior and Mental Well-Being
Let horses safely enjoy turnout and socialize with their herd.
Breathable, Lightweight Design
Open-grid design allows easy breathing, drinking, and airflow—even in warm weather.
Built to Last – Safe & Durable
Made from tough, food-grade material with a 1-year warranty.
Fits Securely on Most Halters
Attaches to most halters. For best results, pair with the GG Equine Breakaway Halter (sold separately).
Give your horse the freedom to graze safely and live well. Prevention starts today with GreenGuard.
I am so pleased with GG muzzle. It took awhile to get my stubborn Arabian to actually allow his nose to touch the ground with it, although he had no qualms about drinking out of trough. After the test of wills, he is now happily munching away.
It works wonders and it helping my mare stay at a good weight
It takes a while to adjust your muzzle, but they are very helpful when contacted to help you figure out adjustments
I have my 4 minis and one of my horses, who has cushings, on the green guard muzzle. I absolutely love them and the customer service is amazing. I will never buy a different muzzle.
I have the black grazing muzzle, and I just got the red grazing muzzle. My horse is black so it takes me a long time to determine if she's pulled off her muzzle or if she has it on because it blends into her face. So I'm looking forward to the red which will make it a lot easier to see whether or not she's got her muzzle on. She's had insulin resistance and laminitis, so the grazing muzzle is just a wonderful tool to help during spring and fall grazing.