I bought this grazing muzzle for a client horse that I was re-habbing prior to it going home. It is manufactured of mainly good quality material, except for the clip at the throat. That clip is flimsy and faces out, allowing the clip to possibly get caught on a wire fence (which it did in this ponies case). The slimy clip allowed the pony to be released, bu t if the clip was facing the other direction, it would not have happened. My other suggestion for improvement would be some instructions! I must say I was gobsmacked that such a contraption came with nothing! Only a couple of weeks later another client told me that she had put one on her pony and intended to leave it on indefinitely. STC - I think it would be good practice to include a simple sheet of guidelines as to fitting and introducing these life-saving devices. Sincerely, Faith