Deluxe Mini Nylon Muzzle by Tough1

Tough1 Deluxe Mini Nylon Muzzle

Help support your miniature horse's health and weight management with the Tough1 Deluxe Mini Nylon Muzzle. Designed specifically for miniature horses, this durable grazing muzzle helps prevent overeating by limiting grass intake while still allowing your horse to enjoy turnout and socialize with pasture mates.

Constructed with heavy-duty nylon mesh for durability and ventilation, this deluxe muzzle features a sturdy leather bottom with a small grazing opening that helps control forage consumption. The integrated halter adjusts at three points, allowing you to achieve a secure, comfortable fit for a wide variety of miniature horses.

Whether your mini is an easy keeper or on a veterinarian-recommended weight management program, this muzzle provides a dependable solution for controlled grazing.

Features:

• Designed specifically for miniature horses
• Helps prevent overeating and excessive grass consumption
• Durable heavy-duty nylon mesh construction
• Sturdy leather bottom with a small grazing opening
• Three-point adjustable halter for a secure, customized fit
• Lightweight, breathable design for everyday turnout
• Durable construction for long-lasting use

Available Sizes:
Medium

• Nose Circumference: 18"
• Nose Depth: 5"

Large

• Nose Circumference: 19"
• Nose Depth: 5 1/2"

Benefits:

• Helps manage weight by limiting forage intake
• Allows controlled grazing during pasture turnout
• Breathable mesh design promotes airflow and comfort
• Adjustable halter provides a secure, customized fit
• Durable leather bottom withstands everyday use
• Ideal for easy keepers and horses on restricted diets

Perfect For:

• Miniature horses
• Easy keepers
• Controlled grazing
• Weight management programs
• Pasture turnout
• Horses prone to obesity
• Veterinary-directed diet management

Important: Introduce grazing muzzles gradually and monitor your horse regularly for proper fit and comfort. Always provide unrestricted access to fresh water and inspect the muzzle frequently for signs of rubbing or wear. Consult your veterinarian when using grazing muzzles for horses with metabolic disorders or a history of laminitis.