Best Friend Equine - Horse Cribbing Muzzle - Black

I've had this cribbing muzzle for almost a year now - it has held up incredibly well. My horse would still try to crib with the collar on and it drove me crazy and I was desperate to find something else for her. From the very beginning of putting it on, she no longer tries to crib. She can eat her hay (corner hay box on the ground), grain, and drink with no issues. It only comes off for work or turn out in the field as she won't choose cribbing over grazing in a field. Easily connects to her halter and holds up really well - so glad I found it.

This is advertised as a cribbing mask, but I purchased it for a horse who would bite. Holds up incredibly well. He can graze and eat Bermuda grass & alfalfa. Best of all, unlike other biting masks, it doesn’t rub in their nose or become too hot like the traditional kinds.Better yet, due to the Velcro, you can switch out halters and resize for different horses.

I am not a fan of muzzles the last barn I was at made my horse wear the muzzle. He ended up breaking 2 of them because he hated wearing them. He also lost weight wearing the muzzle.

The design of this muzzle is exactly what I was looking for. Not restricting eating, but keeps my horse from chewing on things in his turnout field. It's very lightweight, which is ideal. However after 2 days the stitching on 2 of the velcro straps was gone, and one strap was missing entirely. I really expected more from this muzzle, clearly the thread they use or how they are attaching the webbing is not strong enough! Now it's held together with zip ties.

My mare cribs, and there is no strap that discourages her. This cribbing muzzle works great to stop the cribbing. The only problem is the way it fits on the halter. The attachment straps are so long that the nose band of the halter has to be most of the way to her eyeballs to get the edge of the "basket" up high enough that she can't flip the muzzle part off of her nose. And getting a halter with a giant noseband but short cheeks and crown so it will sit comfortably that high on the face isn't easy.Moving the attachment straps so they come off 2 inches down from the edge instead of on the edge would probably solve this problem.

We like to allow all of our horses to be in the pasture to graze all day unfortunately we have a biter 😞 and with a grazing muzzle on he wasn’t able to get enough grass so this worked perfect it is lighter than the grazing muzzle and allows a greater ability to eat as much as he pleases we do have to watch his lip it can become calloused but all in all a great solution

The muzzle does it's job and keeps our horse from over indulging on fresh spring grass. Thank you!

Purchased this as an alternative to a cribbing strap for a chronic cribber who is prone to gas colic. One of the tabs that holds Velcro in muzzle ripped out within an hour of putting it on the horse. Kept it thinking it was a fluke and went to the old standby, duct tape, to hold it in place. This was a mistake, I should have sent the muzzle back. The stitching that holds the Velcro to the nylon came undone a few days later and had to be reattached with Gorilla Glue. After only a month of use it is literally held together with duct tape and glue in several areas. Great concept but manufacturer needs to work on the durability issue. I fully expected to have to replace this muzzle every six months when I purchased, not every other month.