Fortex Feeder Pan for Dogs/Cats and Horses, 4-Quart

Got these for the chickens. Perfect for that. Pans have enough weight so they don't flip over, they are deep enough to keep the food from being scratched out but still reachable, soft enough so they don't break beaks, clean very easily, easy to stack and store, flexible, just the right size, and durable. They are hard to separate from each other when you first get them if you ordered as many as I did. Dogs would absolutely destroy and eat these, and too small to use for the horses. For my purpose, they are great, and will last a long time.

I have many different sizes and they get a beating every single day. The extreme cold to extreme heat and they take many years of abuse before any signs of wear appears. I highly recommend them for the price and quality.

This is a nice and sturdy bucket and perfect for soaking a horses foot in a warm Epsom salt bath.

Yep, it's a big old rubber bowl; what you see is what you get. Great for feeding and watering outdoors in harsh conditions or for using as a training aid to quickly teach dogs to pivot, the latter of which is what mine serves as.It buckles under the weight of 50+ lb dogs, so I got a plastic crock-style bowl that is just a bit smaller to snugly fit inside the rubber pan so it holds its shape. The rubber texture means it doesn't slide on slick floors during training and it offers a great surface for gripping. It really is just the best thing for it.You can get it at the feed supply store for cheaper because it's heavy to ship, but hey, sometimes you need a replacement fast because you have no idea where you left your regular one and the store is out of stock forever for no good reason and you have a dog to train who won't catch on using anything else, dang it. Get yourself one here instead!

If you haven't used these before, you should try one. We used them for years for our horses, but wanted one for my dog. We have to get them out of the stall quickly after feeding or he takes them, plays with them and then hides them! Indestructible as an eating disk, but can be mangled by a large terrier.When you open it may smell of rubber, but don't worry. Wash it well with mild soap and rinse COMPLETELY. You don't want any soap residue. Let it sit out overnight and the smell will go away. Doesn't seem to bother the animals tho.

These are great! We have a lot of feral cats & using metal water pans it’s hard to get the frozen water out of dish. These pans make it so easy- if it does start to freeze it starts on the top layer- so you can just pull off the ice. If it all freezes just barely twist the pan & it pops right out! I place them in the sun to heat them up. Takes a gallon jug to fill the pan. Their good size. Best pan I’ve ever use for outside water pans.

These are perfect for dog training uses

I used for my pup to put her paws on and rotate her back end. It’s sturdy and does not tip over.