Kerbl Rubber Trough Black

Very nice food bowl, strong, my horses can stand on it without breaking, TIP for the smell; before use, rub in with vinegar, allow to absorb and rinse well and the smell is gone !!

• Strong
• Large and flexible
• For on the ground
• Indestructible
• Does not slip on the stone / concrete floor

• No negative

Our sweet pig today used his 11 liter bowl for the first time, he had to get used to the smell but afterwards he was eating delicious! Flexible container without sharp edges, preventing it from opening! Yesterday I ordered it and I already received it today!

• Keep it clean
• Large and flexible
• Easy to clean
• Stackable
• For on the ground

• Stinks at first

Very strong food bowl. The previous one lasted for 5 years despite being regularly used as a toy.

• For on the ground
• Stackable

• Stinks at first

Wonderfully indestructible food bowl for the horses to enjoy.

• Indestructible
• Good to keep clean
• Easy to clean
• On the floor
• Strong
• Easy to clean
• Because of the low and sloping edges, the container can be licked clean by the horse
• Does not slip on the stone / concrete floor
• Large and flexible
• For on the ground

• Stinks at first

Easy to clean, does not break easily, big enough

• Good to keep clean

• No negative

My horse always has trouble with normal plastic feed buckets because she cannot reach the corners. The result is that she then pushes the entire stable path with the food bucket to be able to eat everything, and he always topples over because she is trying to tilt it. I usually release her during it so that she has all the space, but with other horses in the neighborhood that is not always possible. With this heavy feeding trough that sliding problem is over, firstly because it is heavy but also made of rubber, so that does not slip over the stones. In addition, the container has low and sloping edges so that it can easily reach. Good luck! The smallest size of 11 liters is already very large, so it is great for us. The big disadvantage is that it stinks enormously, is made of car tires so you can see how it smells. Mine is quite picky so she was a bit wary because of the smell but that is going well now. It's just the smell, it doesn't give off taste. Another disadvantage is that rubber sticks a bit more than plastic feeders, so it is sensitive to hair etc. I always wash it off after eating and then put it upside down so that it stays clean inside. All in all a bit harder to keep clean and much heavier than a normal plastic food bowl, but that does not outweigh the ease of eating that my horse has.

• Does not slip on the stone / concrete floor
• Strong
• Because of the low and sloping edges, the container can be licked clean by the horse

• Is a bit 'sticky' so hair / sand / dust stick easily
• Smells terribly to car tires, even after thoroughly washing before use
• A little too heavy