Harold Moore Plastic Round Feed Scoop

The Harold Moore Plastic Round Feed Scoop is a simple, practical solution for measuring and handling horse feed.

Designed to be lightweight and easy to use, this scoop features a 1.5kg graduated capacity, helping you maintain consistent feed portions. Its round shape makes scooping quick and efficient, whether from feed bins or bags.

Constructed from durable, rot-proof plastic, it is built to withstand daily use in busy yard environments. Reliable and cost-effective, this scoop is an essential tool for any horse owner.

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⭐ Key Features

1.5kg graduated capacity
Lightweight and easy to handle
Round scoop design for efficient use
Rot-proof construction
Durable and long-lasting
Ideal for daily feeding

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🧪 Key Materials

Durable plastic – lightweight, strong, and rot-proof for everyday use

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✅ Benefits

✔ Helps measure consistent feed portions
✔ Easy to scoop and handle
✔ Lightweight for daily use
✔ Durable and weather-resistant
✔ Suitable for all types of horse feed
✔ Practical and cost-effective

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🐴 Ideal For

Horse owners and yard use
Measuring horse feed
Daily feeding routines
Stable and equestrian environments

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📝 How to Use

Scoop feed directly from bag or bin
Use graduation as a guide for portioning
Add to feed bucket
Clean regularly to maintain hygiene

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🥄 Capacity

Approx. 1.5kg

Capacity may vary depending on feed type and density

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⚠️ Important Note

Graduations are a guide and may vary depending on feed material

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📦 Care Instructions

Rinse after use if required
Store in a clean, dry place
Avoid prolonged exposure to direct sunlight

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How quickly will my order arrive?

Our aim is to dispatch all orders placed before 12 noon on the next working day (not inc bank holidays and weekends). Any orders placed after that time will be dispatched on the next available working day.

We will send you a notification email when your order has been dispatched. 

While we always try our best to dispatch every order following the above guidelines, during extremely busy periods dispatch times may increase by up to one day.