RWTFGV 45" Livestock Feeding Trough, 22 Gallon Capacity, Galvanized Steel with Rust-Resistant Coating, Rounded Edge Design, Suitable for Sheep/Horses/Pigs

22-Gallon Large Capacity for Efficient Feeding: With a 22-gallon capacity, the trough easily meets the daily feeding needs of 10 sheep (or livestock of similar size). It eliminates frequent refilling, significantly saving feeding time and labor costs—ideal for batch feeding in small to medium-sized farms and improving feeding efficiency. Galvanized Steel & Rust-Resistant Coating for Durability: Crafted from high-quality galvanized steel, it has high strength and impact resistance, withstanding daily gnawing and collision from livestock. An additional rust-resistant coating is sprayed on the surface to further enhance corrosion resistance; even when exposed to outdoor rain and humid environments for a long time, it won’t rust or deform easily, extending its service life. Full Rounded Edge Design for Livestock Safety: All edges and corners of the trough are rounded, with no sharp edges. This effectively prevents young or adult livestock from being scratched or injured during feeding—whether for sheep, pigs, or horses, it provides a safe feeding environment and reduces accidental injuries in the breeding process. Lightweight & Easy to Move for Flexible Placement: The overall lightweight design allows a single person to easily carry and move it, making it convenient to adjust the trough’s position according to farm feeding needs (e.g., changing with livestock activity areas or moving during site cleaning). It’s especially suitable for farms that require frequent adjustment of feeding points, with high flexibility in use. Versatile for Multiple Scenarios: It’s not only suitable for sheep farms and horse farms but also for pigsties, farmyards, and other scenarios, capable of feeding various livestock such as sheep, horses, and pigs. The smooth trough surface allows easy rinsing to remove residual feed during cleaning, keeping the trough clean and hygienic and reducing the risk of livestock illness.