Corner Horse Feeders

Give your horse a feeder that fits the corner and stays put. This corner feeder holds 5 gallons (20 quarts) of feed or water, a good amount that means fewer trips with the bucket at every chore. The high density polyethylene body is built to take the kicks, rubbing and leaning that horses do, and four 1/4 inch mounting holes let you screw it down solid.

The edges are rounded and smooth, so there is no sharp lip for a horse to catch itself on. When it is time to scrub, the rounded inside corners let a brush reach the bottom, so clean-out takes minutes instead of a chore. The body is UV-stabilized for prolonged sun exposure, and the one-year limited warranty backs it up.

Highlights

• Holds feed or water, 5 gallons (20 quarts)
• High density polyethylene for rough horse use
• UV-stabilized for prolonged sun
• Rounded, smooth edges
• Rounded inside corners for quick clean-out
• Four 1/4 inch mounting holes

Why a corner feeder works in the barn

A corner feeder uses space that would otherwise sit empty. Tuck it into a stall corner or a run-in shed, and the horse has a fixed spot to eat and drink while the middle of the stall and the aisle stay clear. A feeder that stays in its corner also means fewer spills on the floor, because it is not tipped over or dragged around.

Use one feeder for water and one for feed, or pick the one that fits the job you need most. High density polyethylene is a plastic that does not rust the way metal feeders can, and that matters in a barn where the air stays damp.

It suits a backyard horse owner with one stall, a boarding barn that wants sturdy feeders in every corner, or a farm with a run-in shed where the horses come in out of the weather. The feeder is proudly made in the USA.

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How to use it

Mount it solid, fill it and keep it clean.

1. Pick a corner where the horse can reach the feeder without the rim catching on a gate or a post.
2. Screw the feeder through the four 1/4 inch mounting holes, so it holds its place when the horse leans on the rim.
3. Fill it with feed or water and check the level at each chore.
4. Scrub the rounded inside corners after each wet feeding, so old feed does not sour in the bottom, then rinse well.

Good to know

• AGI also makes hay and grain feeders, salt block feeders and water tanks for the same barn.
• In hot weather, check the water more often and top it off on the hottest afternoons.
• In freezing weather, break the ice before the horse gets to it, and check the water several times a day.

About AGI

AGI Products is a family owned and operated business in Terre Haute, Indiana. The company started more than 20 years ago in small-town America with one goal: to improve traditional animal feeders. Its founders wanted a feeder that was safer for animals, tougher on the farm and durable for years of use.

Pick one up before the next stall cleaning day and retire the old bucket.