KD-136 Corner Feeder
A fixed corner format that keeps the feeding location consistent and preserves floor space.
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The best setup depends on where the horse eats, whether the container stays in one place, and how the daily portion is measured.
Fast answer
Choose a corner feeder for a fixed stall location, a feed tub for an open everyday feeding surface, a pan feeder for a low floor-level setup, and a feed scoop for repeatable measuring in the feed room.
Start with the job
KD-121 Feed Tub
A wide tub format for daily stall feeding. Review the product page for current mounting options.
View KD-121KD-168 Pan Feeder
A low feeding pan for routines where floor-level placement is preferred.
View KD-168KD-166 Feed Scoop
A 1-quart scoop for supplements, grain, and measured feed-room routines.
View KD-166Side-by-side selection guide
| Type | Placement | Best for | Check before ordering |
|---|---|---|---|
| Corner feeder | Fixed stall corner | A consistent feeding station | Available corner space and mounting location |
| Feed tub | Stall or pen setup | A broad everyday feeding surface | Capacity, mounting method, and cleaning access |
| Pan feeder | Floor level | Low feeding routines | Placement, stability, and storage between uses |
| Feed scoop | Feed room | Consistent portioning | The scoop size used by your normal ration |
For stalls
- Keep the feeding location easy to inspect and clean.
- Confirm wall and corner mounting space before choosing hardware.
- Match capacity to the horse and normal ration.
For the feed room
- Use a clearly identified scoop for each ration.
- Store scoops where they stay clean and dry.
- Check the product page for current sizes and availability.
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