Weaver LeatherDeluxe Adjustable Goat/Sheep Muzzle

I had borrowed some of the hard muzzles that go between the ears and around the back of the head. While I'm not opposed to the plastic muzzle, the buckling/unbuckling was a pain in the behind! Note, our lamb was only muzzled for travel and at shows to keep from eating shavings...so she didn't wear it all of the time. Our lamb injured her head/nose right on the nose where the muzzle goes.... so this also helped not irritate that particular spot!It held up well for the limited time we used it. It was super easy to use.Remember, the mesh goes on the top side for breathing.We also used a smaller version of this for our tiny goat as well.I would buy this muzzle again if needed.

This worked great. Our goat could still drink while wearing it

Very nice muzzle but would only use at a show to prevent straw or shavings consumption. Not a good choice for turn out as the screen like fabric is easily torn but overall a good product for the money

My granddaughter loves these for her 4-H lambs. Now can pen them together and muzzle those not free feeding and they still can drink water

We all know how they work. First week or so they're good, next week they may have chewed a big hole in them rendering them useless. I do like that these ones clip on making them easy for the kids to get them on and off their projects. But they don't last like the old school Judy's did.

It is exactly what I was expecting. A muzzle for a Boer goat. It works perfectly and is of good quality.

Used on lambs to prevent them from eating bedding. Fit well and was pretty easy to put on and take of at feeding time. Because they do get wet from drinking, we switch to a clean dry one at each feeding. So each lamb has 2.

I use this on a calf to keep him from nursing during the day prior to milking her. works great and he can still get water,