Little Giant® Plastic Utility Pan | Feed Pan | Durable & Versatile Livestock Feeding Bucket | Made in USA | 5 Quart | Purple

I bought these bowls to feed my pigs because they grew out of a regular size feed bowl. They’re durable and of good quality.

I have a few of the 5 qt pans. They are nice and durable and the perfect size for my applications.

I bought a purple one about a year ago for my chickens to cool off in in the summer and to keep hydrated during the winter. I ended up getting one for my dogs as well because they don't freeze up like metal bowls do. These are very sturdy, easy to keep clean, and a perfect size.

I live over a mile high, here on the front range of Colorado. My yard doesn't have much soil, as the back yard is on a cliff of sorts, with lots of boulders and rocks. It's dry here, with very low humidity. This is my second year of container gardening, and I have been through a lot of various styles and sizes of drip pans. As much as I don't like the price tag for one of these, it is my favorite because 1) I like the color! 2) it's deep, so it will hold the water in for a day or two before it all dries up. 3) I can just put water in the pan, and avoid getting my tomato leaves wet, and use less water if I was watering the entire deck--when I only needed to revive my thirsty plants. You may think I would have a mosquito problem with the excess water, but it evaporates so quickly where I live that it's not a problem. I use a lot of "felt' type of pots too, that dry out quickly and these are perfect for bottom watering--watering only what need. Not having the sprinkler on for hours at a time. Love these pans! You can see in the photos some of my trial and error pans that are all dried out, when I watered them all yesterday. In this 90+ heat, my tomatoes should never be dying of thirst after a day of watering with a traditional sprinkler.

The bowl itself is great and exactly what I wanted; however, the reviews that mention the stickers are no joke. There are two huge stickers stuck right on the inside bottom of the bowl -- you know, where food or water would go, if that's what you're using them for -- and they are absolutely terrible to remove. The attached pic is after I tried using cooking oil and a hair dryer to get them off, and you can see how well that worked. Whoever stuck these stickers all over is absolutely not an animal person. Giving it four stars just for my trouble in trying to figure out what to do next.

I like this type of bowl for the morning duck baths. Blondie, Rosemary and Thyme love them for their individual baths. Perfect size and weight. Easy to clean.

I got this to fit inside the secret litter box. It fit super well and is great quality, but my boys just wanted to play in the litter box (they’re more used to an open litter box, the enclosed one felt like a fun hiding spot to pounce out onto each other apparently). Returned the secret litter box through Amazon—free of charge. This item, however, gets returned through the seller. At first glance, it looks as though they are going to charge who charges $14.98 through UPS. When accounting for the item cost ($19 plus tax), it seems as though if you return, you’ll only get $5 back.HOWEVER—I contacted the seller about it and they were more than willing to send me a prepaid shipping label. Just dropped off the return at my local FedEx with no issues.

Bowls seem sturdy and held up to box being so damaged that USPS had to put them in wrap for delivery. But the 2 very large stickers on the inside bottom of the bowl don't come off. I wanted to use these as water bowls - which the Description says it's for - but not with these terrible stuck stickers that I can't remove.