Greenguard® Therapeutic Grazing Muzzle

The Greenguard® Therapeutic Grazing Muzzle is a true asset for your horse's well-being, designed to limit your horse's grass intake, thus helping to prevent health issues related to excessive rich grass consumption.

Ensuring comfort, this anti-laminitis muzzle allows your horse to breathe properly and drink easily from a water trough.

The Greenguard® Therapeutic Grazing Muzzle is not compatible with an automatic waterer. Perfectly suited for extended use, it can be worn continuously for several days.

Crafted with high-quality materials that are UV-resistant, the Greenguard® Therapeutic Grazing Muzzle ensures prolonged durability even with continuous sun exposure.

Flexible and comfortable, it minimizes irritations and provides optimal comfort for your horse.

Specifically designed to fit the Greenguard® Therapeutic Grazing Muzzle, the Greenguard® Halter, sold separately, offers a complete solution.

To meet the needs of each horse, the Greenguard® Therapeutic Grazing Muzzle features 4 side notches for inserting an Insert Plate, an innovation launched in spring 2022 for enhanced protection.

Available in multiple sizes, there is a specific model suitable for Shetland size.

This anti-laminitis muzzle is the ideal accessory to ensure the health and comfort of your horse while offering a durable and practical solution.

Bottom dimensions of the muzzle:

Shetland size: 11 x 12 cm

Cob size: 12.5 x 13.5 cm

Horse size: 14.5 x 14.5 cm

Top dimensions of the muzzle:

Shetland size: 12.5 x 15 cm / Muzzle height 8.5 cm

Cob size: 19.5 x 21 cm / Muzzle height 12.5 cm

Horse size: 23.5 x 26 cm / Muzzle height 13 cm

Usage tips

Positioning the muzzle:

The Greenguard logo should face you. There should be 3 slots facing you.

Attaching the 4 straps:

On a Greenguard Halter:

Attach the front strap to the halter ring.

Attach the bottom strap to the noseband (not to the ring).

Attach the 2 side straps so that the strap/noseband angle is a right angle.

On a regular halter:

Attach the front strap by passing it around the noseband (tighten with a piece of tape).

Attach the bottom strap to the noseband (not to the ring).

Attach the 2 side straps so that the strap/noseband angle is a right angle.

Adjusting the straps:

Adjust the straps to ensure there is a 3 cm gap between the mouth and the bottom of the muzzle (1.5 cm for Shetland muzzles). The muzzle should be free to move independently of the halter.

Adjusting the angle:

Adjust the straps so that the mouth and the bottom of the muzzle are parallel.

Choosing the right muzzle size:

• Bit size between 125 and 150 mm: Horse size
• Bit size between 110 and 120 mm: Cob size
• Bit size between 90 and 105 mm: Shetland size

If you are unsure between two sizes, choose the larger one to ensure better comfort for your horse. Note that the Shetland muzzle is small. For ponies measuring less than one meter at the withers but with a thick nose, choose the larger size. Similarly, the pony double muzzle size is small. For ponies measuring more than 1.45 meters at the withers, choose the horse size.

Composition

Semi-flexible plastic.

Maintenance Tips

Clean with a damp sponge.