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Nelson Model 1400 Feed Pan
$109.99
Nelson Model 1400
The Nelson Dog Feeding Pan Model 1400 is USDA approved for licensed professional kennel operators. Constructed of chew-proof 304 grade stainless steel, the same that is used in restaurant kitchen equipment. The sturdy mounting options available prevent the dog from tipping or...
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Nelson Model 1400
The Nelson Dog Feeding Pan Model 1400 is USDA approved for licensed professional kennel operators. Constructed of chew-proof 304 grade stainless steel, the same that is used in restaurant kitchen equipment. The sturdy mounting options available prevent the dog from tipping or moving the bowls and making a mess. The pan can be removed from the mounting for easy clean-up. You can either mount the feeding pan to a wall using the built-in mounting plate, or mount it to a kennel pole with the special accessory kit provided to LCS by the manufacturer at no extra charge to you!
Holds approximately 16 cups of food in the 9 in. wide x 7 1/3 in. long x 4 in. high feeding space.
External dimensions: 10 in. wide x 8 1/3 in. long x 4 in. high.
Looking for a professional feeder/waterer combination? Order our Nelson Automatic Waterer and Feeding Pan Kit and save money! -
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