KD-136 Platinum Line Corner Feeder

Put the stall corner to work. The KD-136 Platinum Line Corner Feeder gives you a fixed feeding station, so every meal lands in the same spot and a loose feed tub never gets kicked across the stall. For horse owners who feed the same way every day, that consistency is the whole point.

It's part of K&D's heavy-duty barn equipment line, and it measures 19 by 15.25 by 12.25 inches, so you can plan the space before it goes up. Use it for grain, pellets, supplements and daily feed, and keep the corner clear so the horse can approach and leave comfortably.

Highlights

• Fixed corner feeding station
• Makes use of stall corner space
• Platinum Line heavy-duty build
• For grain, pellets, supplements and daily feed
• Measures 19 by 15.25 by 12.25 inches

Why a corner feeder for your barn?

A loose feed tub in a stall gets moved, pushed and tipped, so the horse ends up eating from a different spot every day. A corner feeder fixes the location. The horse learns where meals come from, and the feeder stays put while it eats. Mounted in a corner, it also keeps the feed off the floor, where shavings and manure can work their way in.

The corner design suits a stall that's already crowded. Instead of taking up floor space in the middle, the feeder tucks into space that often sits empty, which leaves room to walk in, clean and move around. It's a good fit for a barn where the same horse eats the same ration morning and evening and where you want a tidy stall without buckets rolling around. If a stall corner isn't available, K&D's wall-mount tubs and floor pans are the other feeding options in the same line.

At a glance

How to use it

1. Choose a sound corner with room for the horse to approach and leave comfortably.
2. Keep the feeder clear of the door swing, latches and crowded passages.
3. Check the mounting method and the hardware your wall needs before you order.
4. Leave room to remove old feed, wash the feeder and inspect its attachment points.

Good to know

• Allow room for installation, removal and cleaning. Mounting-hole spacing is a separate measurement, so measure your wall before you drill.
• Keep a feed scoop and a separate water bucket close by. When feeding directions give pounds, weigh the feed in the scoop to set the right portion.
• Feed in the same spot each day so the horse learns the routine.
• Check the mounting and the feeder each week for anything that has worked loose.

About K&D Equestrian

K&D Equestrian makes practical horse and barn gear, with family roots in Gainesville, Texas.

Make that empty stall corner your feeding spot before the next round of chores.