🐔 High-quality (3 Pack) Miller Manufacturing HP-2 4-Quart Rubber Feed Pans: Durable and Convenient Feeding Solution Review

The sticker when you get them says they cause cancer. I bought these for my dogs which cost 2-5 thousand dollars not to mention going in the trash.

Great price for a set of three bowls. I've been using these bowls for years and needed more. I use them outside in all weathers for our animal friends. They withstand all kinds of wear and tear.

I bought them for ducks and chickens for the winter. I don't have to worry about freezing water and breading this pan! They smell a bit, but I hope that goes away after they've been outside for a while.

Great Product! I use them to train my horses and they hold up very well even though my horses kick them. No holes, scratches or tears yet! They are easy to spill because of their size. 2 of my 3 horses shed theirs every time lol but it's not their fault it's just my boogers lol!

I expected them to be much stronger than I received. My dog chewed 2 in 3 days. Was able to save 1. You still have a lot of black rubber residue that gets washed out with daily cleaning. I thought it would slow down now and the rubber stink is still there. I think I'll reconsider my purchases next time I'm looking for heavy duty K-9 feeders.

Quality rubber feeders. These should last for many years. I'm glad I found them in this size. We use them to water our chickens when it's freezing outside so we can provide water in the coop when the snow is too deep outside and the water is frozen outside. I don't live where it gets cold all winter or I would install a whole different system for chicken water.

So I bought these 3 packs to use as grain bins for my 3 horses. They arrived and as soon as I opened the box my house was filled with a HORRIBLE smell. Those are pans! It smells like a mixture of burnt rubber and dog poop. Not good. Anyway, I cleaned them well and used them on horses. The smell is MUCH less strong after a few uses. Unfortunately, these pans are not "horse pans". Anyway, they're about the size of a large street dog bowl. But too small for all that grain. Horse grain is…