How to use a Haygain HG600 | Haygain Demonstrations

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About Haygain

Haygain Ltd. is a rapidly growing, international company, dedicated to the health and well-being of horses. We are known for our patented, science-backed products, such as the hay steamer and the ComfortStall padded flooring system; all designed to help owners deal with the issues that come with domestication of horses.

Why Haygain hay steamers?

The Haygain hay steamer has been shown conclusively in scientific trials to kill harmful mould, fungal spores, bacteria and dust mites found in hay; and remove the health threat from respirable dust.

Research has shown that 88% of horses suffer from Inflammatory Airway Disease (IAD) and that steaming hay with a Haygain hay steamer reduces the incidence by 65%.*

Effects of IAD?

The signs of respiratory disease aren't always obvious.

But the effects can be numerous.

Aside from potentially high vet bills, there is considerable impact on the quality of the horse's life - coughing, nasal discharge, increased respiratory rate, increased temperature, abnormal breathing, frequent swallowing, and blood in the nostrils.

Also reduced exercise performance as well as slower recovery times.

Designed to deliver

► Double skinned thermally insulated chest

► Unique patented spike system pushes steam to the centre outwards

► Ensures the steam is uniformly distributed throughout the hay

► Aluminium plates at the base heat from below for optimum efficiency

► Robust steam generator ensuring chest reaches over 100 degrees

► Steamer for every size of barn (the largest steamer catering for 4+ horses)

Dauvillier J, Woort F. T, Van Erck‐Westergren E. disease (2018) Fungi in respiratory samples of horses with inflammatory airway, Journal of veterinary internal medicine, 2018;1-8

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