Toy Nibble rope

Nibble rope – Against boredom in the box or on the paddock

If the horse is in the box or alone in the paddock, boredom can quickly set in. The weather is not always good, so that the horse can go out, or in winter the paddock is icy. The nibble rope helps to create variety. Here treats or carrots can be hidden in the knots so that the horse has to look for them. If there are no treats hidden, they can be pulled or nibbled on.

How the nibble rope works

Hide and seek fun

Two large knots made of two braided strands offer the possibility to place carrots and treats anywhere. The knots can either be loosened or tightened so that they can be adjusted to the specific treat.

High quality materials and plastic free

The toy is made of cotton fleece, which makes it nice and soft and comfortable. The fabric is certified according to Öko Tex Standard 100 and is therefore tested for harmful substances and is not harmful to health. The ring to which the rope is attached is also made of wood and the webbing and carabiner make the toy even more stable.

Variable application possibilities

Thanks to the webbing with integrated loops, the rope can be easily attached anywhere and is height-adjustable. So it can either be installed in the box, on the paddock on the box or on outside paddocks.

Made in Germany

The rope is produced in Germany and is handmade.

 

Offer your horse variety with the nibble rope

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Details about the toy

Length of webbing: 100 cm with 2 loops for height adjustment

Length rope: 90 cm*
Since everything is made by hand, the length can vary by a few centimetres.

The color may vary slightly depending on the screen

*Note: The material is elastic. If the horse pulls hard, the toy may lengthen as the knots tighten more. However, this can be loosened again.

The toy is not a substitute for daily exercise and exercise!

Note on hanging

Be careful not to hang the toy too low. We made extra small loops in the webbing so it’s height adjustable so it doesn’t hang too low. Any large loops should be avoided as much as possible or set high enough so that the horse’s hooves cannot get caught when it rolls.