Feeding Bowl: Portion Feed Cleanly And Carry It Anywhere

Feeding Bowl: the small portion for every day

Not every meal needs a whole bucket. For concentrate feed, muesli, mash or treats the feeding bowl is exactly the right size: filled in seconds, easy to carry, rinsed out in no time at all. With the matching lid the bowl turns into a transport container for the finished ration, and hooked onto the box it sits precisely where your animal eats.

Portion and transport, with a lid

The feeding bowl with lid and 6 litres comes in grey, green and pink, joined by the Agrarzone feeding bowl with lid in the same volume. If you dose more finely, take the Waldhausen muesli bowl with 5 litres. The advantage is always the same: you fill the ration the evening before, put the lid on and take it to the show or into the trailer without anything spilling out. For several portions, brushes and small items side by side there is the Waldhausen multi box with lid, and the Covalliero FlexBag lid closes the 12-litre feeding bowl.

Material and mounting: stainless steel, plastic, hanging

You have a free choice of material. Stainless steel is the most hygienic and most durable option, it can be cleaned thoroughly and never takes on a smell. Plastic is light, affordable and available in colours, which helps when every horse has its own bowl. As for the place: whatever stands on the floor gets kicked over sooner or later. The Kerbl feeding bowl for hanging with 8 litres is food-safe and sits firmly on the box or the bars, while the Waldhausen bowl holder takes 2-litre bowls.

Frequently asked questions

What size do I need for a concentrate ration?
For a single ration 5 to 6 litres is usually enough. If you feed larger amounts or soaked mash, 8 to 12 litres is the more comfortable choice.

Stainless steel or plastic, which is better?
Stainless steel lasts longer and is easier to keep clean. Plastic is lighter, cheaper and available in colours. For transport, plastic is usually the more practical choice.

Why choose a bowl for hanging?
It sits firmly on the box or the bars. That way it is not kicked over, the feed stays clean and you do not have to pick anything up off the floor afterwards.