Cattle mineral feeder 10 quarts

Large Feed Trough & Goat Feeder for Busy Pens

This large feed trough and goat feeder is designed for real farm life, where feeders need to be easy to move, easy to clean and tough enough to handle daily abuse. The 10‑quart capacity gives goats, lambs and calves plenty of room to eat without crowding each other.

Use it along a fence, in a creep pen or inside the barn as a dedicated grain or mineral station. The long, deep trough profile helps keep feed inside the feeder instead of on the ground, which means less waste and cleaner pens.

Why Farmers Love This Large Feed Trough

10‑Quart Capacity in a Compact Footprint

Each trough holds up to 10 quarts of feed, pellets or minerals, making it ideal for small groups of goats, sheep or calves. The narrow, elongated shape lets multiple animals eat at once while still fitting neatly against panels or boards.

Heavy‑Duty Plastic Built for the Farm

The feeder is molded from thick, impact‑resistant plastic that stands up to kicking, bumping and everyday use. Unlike thin tubs that crack or bend, this trough keeps its shape season after season, whether you use it indoors or outdoors.

Hook‑Over Design for Fast Setup

Built‑in hooks make it simple to hang the trough over most standard livestock panels, wooden rails or wire fencing. Just set it in place, fill it and you are ready to feed. When you need to move pens or rotate pastures, simply lift it off and hang it in the new location.

Perfect Goat Feeder for Grain, Pellets and Minerals

Goats are curious and can be hard on equipment, so they need feeders that are both sturdy and practical. This trough works perfectly as a goat feeder for grain, pelleted feed and loose minerals, keeping feed off the ground and away from manure.

The smooth interior is easy to rinse clean, and the rounded edges help prevent animals from injuring themselves while they eat. It is a simple, dependable feeder you can use in creep pens, kidding pens and daily feeding areas.

How to Get the Most from Your Large Feed Trough

• Hang the feeder at chest height for goats and lambs; lower for smaller kids and young animals.
• Place it in a dry area to avoid mud and wet bedding around the feeding line.
• Clean and inspect the trough regularly to remove spoiled feed and check for damage.
• Use separate troughs for grain and minerals if you want more control over intake.

With the right placement and care, this large feed trough and goat feeder will quickly become one of your most useful pieces of equipment in the barn or yard.