Cashel Horse Feed Rite Bag (FRB)
$39.99
Price: $23.99 - $39.99
(as of Oct 18, 2025 11:14:13 UTC – Details)
Until the last crumb, the CASHEL Horse Feed Rite Bag (FRB) alleviates tensions at the trough. Even hard-to-catch horses will meet you at the gate. Every morsel gets digested! Adjustable strap, mesh bottom, and nametag too.
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer : No
Product Dimensions : 10 x 10 x 1 inches; 9.6 ounces
Item model number : FRB
Department : unisex-adult
Date First Available : October 4, 2012
Manufacturer : Cashel
ASIN : B009LH41US
Best Sellers Rank: #35,382 in Pet Supplies (See Top 100 in Pet Supplies) #31 in Horse Feeding Supplies
Customer Reviews: 4.5 4.5 out of 5 stars 787 ratings var dpAcrHasRegisteredArcLinkClickAction; P.when(‘A’, ‘ready’).execute(function(A) { if (dpAcrHasRegisteredArcLinkClickAction !== true) { dpAcrHasRegisteredArcLinkClickAction = true; A.declarative( ‘acrLink-click-metrics’, ‘click’, { “allowLinkDefault”: true }, function (event) { if (window.ue) { ue.count(“acrLinkClickCount”, (ue.count(“acrLinkClickCount”) || 0) + 1); } } ); } }); P.when(‘A’, ‘cf’).execute(function(A) { A.declarative(‘acrStarsLink-click-metrics’, ‘click’, { “allowLinkDefault” : true }, function(event){ if(window.ue) { ue.count(“acrStarsLinkWithPopoverClickCount”, (ue.count(“acrStarsLinkWithPopoverClickCount”) || 0) + 1); } }); });
Cashel Feed Rite Bag
Nickel plated Hardware
Adjustable Straps
C FRB
Customers say
Customers find the feed bag well-made and effective for multiple horses in the same pasture, with reinforced construction and a solid bottom that prevents supplements from falling through. They appreciate its value, noting it saves grain cost, and one customer mentions it keeps small particles like probiotics from falling out. The durability receives mixed feedback – while some say it holds up well, others report it ripping within a couple of months.
Amazon Customer –
Just buy it!
Awesome feed bag for feeding my horses in the pasture and in their stalls. One of my horses chews with his mouth open and likes to tip his bucket over and shove it all over the ground. He was wasting soooo much feed and supplements….and money. I was also trying to put weight on him when I first got this for him. I thought that maybe this way, he would actually be getting the calories he needed. Ever since starting this feed bag, itâs a god send! Now he canât throw his grain all over the place and waste it and he isnât eating directly off the ground and sifting through the dirt while heâs trying to get the pieces he flung all over the place. Now, itâs conveniently just sitting in the bag all in one spot for him to get every last pellet! I could tell he was gaining weight so much more quickly when I started this. It also helps with other horses if they are pastured with others who might get run off their feed. My other horse is a little mare who is one of them. She doesnât ew as fast and without this, she probably only gets about 1/2 of her ration before another horse takes her over. So, she is very happy to wear this at feed time. She knows she gets to finish all of her feed and doesnât have to worry when the other ones come over to her to sniff her bag. She doesnât get bullied…if anything, the other horse will lick the outside of her bag while she eats it lol. This way she is also getting her full ration and her supplements. I use my feed bag in the stall for my other horse I talked about first simply because heâs a terribly messy eater with horrendous table manners. It works for him and Iâm happy that I know heâs getting everything I put in there. He doesnât mind wearing it at all either.My big guy is a very large warm blood and wears the draft size. Itâs nice and big and fits a lot of feed in there. Someone asked how many scoops and I would say, you can comfortable fit around 4 standard 3 qt. feed scoops in there with the horses head in there. If u just want to know how many scoops to fill the bag to the to, Iâd guess around 6 scoops. So just to give an idea, itâs large. The horse size I use for my mare who is a small Arab/quarter cross and normally wears cob size gear. I originally ordered the pony one for her thinking it would fit better than the horse size after seeing the draft size. Wrong…the pony size is so itty bitty, it was laughable when I opened it, Iâm not sure it wold even hold a full scoop ….maybe just barely but it would be filled to the very brim and no where for the horse to put its mouth. So, I ordered the horse size and itâs perfect for her. Itâs quite a bit smaller than the draft size…probably about double. I would say it can hold around 2 scoops. My friend has a TB, so he has a much more narrow head than my warm blood but she bought the draft size because she mixes her grain and mash together and it wouldnât fit in the horse size so she got the draft one. The only problem with that is that if it is heavy, it falls right off his head because his head isnât as wide as the strap placements are. If itâs just his grain, he normally wears it the whole time without issue but with his mash mixed in, itâs pretty heavy and it just comes off pretty much the moment he puts his head down.As for durability, Iâve had mine for probably 9 months now and my draft size has been beat up quite a bit and Iâve had to stitch up some seams … the stitching also came loose on one of the sides where the strap is sewn to the actually bag part. I just did a quick fix by using a small zip tie and tying it tight to the bag. U can also sew it. Most recently, the mesh on the bottom has started to come lose from the bottom portion of the bag s there is a small hole thatâs gonna need to be fixed soon. I am going to be purchasing a new one though since itâs done itâs job for almost a year and I feel $20 is worth it for knowing my horses are getting their feed. The horse size one for my mare is holding up fabulously, sheâs had hers for around 6-7 months and hers has not had any rips or tears at all. Sheâs also a lot more gentle with her things though 😉 lol.Cleaning them is kind of a pain…itâs not too bad if youâre feeding grain only (pellet or textured). But it can get pretty grody if u strat having to wet down the food at all … which brings me to another point…if u happen to forget to take the bag off, they are still able to drink water with it on! But if your horse likes to be a butthead and dunk it in the water tank with feed still in it, itâs pretty nasty lol. When mine get it wet and soggy, I drain the water out and then leave it outside hanging up to let it dry. Usually is pretty much dry by the next day. If u put mash or soaked alfalfa in with their feed into the bag, it works fine but it just gets the mesh kinda clogged up and messy…so either u can rinse it out after every use (but that would be a major pain in the butt) or just wack it against something to get as much of the hunk out of it as u can. As long as u clean it good a couple times per week, Iâd say youâre good to go. And like I said, if itâs on,y dry feed you are putting in there, it doesnât get very messy at all and would only need to be cleaned if your horse is a butt and throws it around and stomps on it after hes done eating out of it like my friends horse (tb wearing the draft size that slides off). He basically murdered his out in the muddy pasture recently …. it needs a good cleaning before it can be used again lol.Anyways, love the bag, good for so many different scenarios … safe and easy to use.
Kathy Stover –
Best feed bag I’ve used in 10 years.
Great bag for feeding older horses who drop their feed when eating. No more waste of feed and supplements with the solid bottom. The mesh sides are less confining, allowing horses to breathe normally and also allow them to drink water with them on (for those times when those little chores take more time than you thought as the horses were eating!) It keeps other horses from stealing feed so everyone gets what they are supposed to. I like the solid flap inside the bag on chin side – keeps feed in bag if horse has tendency to flip head while eating. The expanding elastic strips on each side of head strap is a good idea also. I like that there are no inner seams that trap feed, so it’s a breeze to rinse clean. Other bags I’ve used were too small for horses’ faces, so had to cut seams to make it fit around muzzle and bag was too deep for them to eat out of unless they mushed bag down on ground to eat, which eventually wore the bottom out. I will definitely buy these again, if they wear out! Update : November 13, 2020 . I reordered another bag this year to replace previous bags. One bag had a worn out bottom, horse scrubbed bottom on ground to get all the extra pieces in edges. Duct tape worked another year. The other had a sheep chewing outside mesh until there was a hole, horse didnât seem to mind sharing, I did ! I love the improvement of the seam is now on outside of bottom of bag. Grain is not getting stuck under a seam that used to be in the previous model. Sheep went over rainbow bridge so thatâs not a problem anymore. Great product and will buy again. Senior horse will be 33 this winter so not sure how much longer this bag will be used by her. Younger mare will be 18, so she will probably inherit it sometime down the road. These are great sturdy bags !!
Kristin Shugar –
A must if your horse drops feed!
My horse was dropping a bunch of feed when eating. He already had his teeth floated so that wasn’t it. He was 21 years old at the time and had lost some weight and we were going to be going into winter in a couple months. I purchased this feed bag and it is very durable, color doesn’t fade and easy to put on as the strap can come apart to place over the ears like a halter. This enabled him to put on weight and put my mind at ease. If you happen to forget to take it off for a little bit (not for a long time of course) your horse can still drink water with it on if they are thirsty right after eating.
AmyC –
well made
well made, sturdy, and easy to clean. I wish there was a bit more elastic on the strap and the buckle is a bit stiff, and those are merely minor complaints.
Alex B. –
Good product but quite small
This pony-sized feed bag is MUCH smaller than the horse size. Photo shows all three sizes (pony, horse, and draft) for your reference. It is only just barely large enough for my fine-boned 13.2 hand pony (pictured). It is just barely wide enough for her and the bag really isn’t deep enough. If she ever needs more than a pound of grain at a time it might not work for her.That said, I love feed bags and this is a good product. Feed bags are hands down the best way to feed grain to horses that live in groups, and to make sure messy eaters don’t waste your grain and money. I now own every size of Cashel feed bag and can say that they generally hold up for quite a while unless the horse steps on them. My oldest one is now 4 years old and still functional, though there is a small hole in the mesh from a very active horse who liked to paw at it.
Jacqueline –
It has only been in use for a couple of weeks now, but my barn owner says it is good quality and likely to hold up better than the ones other boarders have purchased. My modern quarter horseâs face fits no problem.
Kathy –
Very sturdy. Put together well
kathleen boislard –
After two days my 24 year old girl came straight to me bowed her head for me to put it on … no stress of loosing food !!!
Jason S. –
Excellent product should of bought years ago definitely worth the cost
Darryl Drewniak –
Side separated from the bottom after a week of use. Horse was stall bound and monitored while using it and removed immediately after feeding. Mesh did not hold up and stitches let go.