Made in-house in Galicia
Programmable galvanised steel hopper with 15 kg of dry food inside and up to 17 servings a day at the time you decide. It stands up to the outdoors and a large dog's bites, because it isn't made of plastic.
Choose a model
It's what decides the model. Same hopper, same mechanism and the same 15 kg of dry food in both: the P3 adds a 12 V battery — around 3 months with 4 feeds a day — and works just the same plugged in.
Needs a socket
180,00 €
195,00 €
VAT included
260,00 € VAT included
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In 3D
Turn it yourself to see the sheet steel, the rivets and the outlet. Switch it from one outlet to two and, from your phone, stand it on your own floor at its real size to see how much room it takes up.
Drag it to turn it. Ctrl + wheel to zoom in.
Inside
Patented mechanism
The kibble falls by its own weight through a wide outlet. No augers or narrow ducts, which is where feeders that jam actually jam.
Who it's for
The dog lives outside and you don't always get there on time. It still eats, and the food doesn't sit outdoors in a bowl.
Several hoppers, each with its own schedule. No more hand-feeding servings kennel by kennel twice a day.
You go away for the weekend or spend a few days out. With the hopper full and set, the dog carries on eating on time.
Rationing stops it eating everything in one go. And since it's made of sheet steel, there's no way it can break through to get at the sack.
Why steel
A large, bored dog bites things. And if the feeder lives outdoors, it also gets rained on all winter. That's where the difference shows.
| Producan · galvanised steel | Plastic feeder | |
|---|---|---|
| Mechanism | Patented, gravity feed with no auger | Auger or dispensing wheel |
| Capacity | 15 kg · 40L. A whole sack | Between 3 and 6L on average |
| Bites | 0.8 mm sheet steel: nothing gets through | Splits and the dog gets at the dry food |
| Outdoor use | IP65, stands up to rain and damp all year round | Almost always indoor use only |
| Kibble size | Any: wide outlet with gravity feed | Jams with large kibble |
| Two dogs at once | Double version: both eat from the same unit | One per dog |
| No electricity | Model P3 with battery: around 3 months of battery life | Batteries for weeks, or none at all |
| Repair | Individual spare parts and our own workshop in Galicia | You throw it away and buy another |
What people who already own one say
It's not a promise from us: it's what customers write in the shop reviews. 5.00 out of 5 across all the ones we've had.
It's been over 6 years since I got the feeder Never had a single problem 100 percent reliable Friendly seller very professional
Bought the first hopper 4 years ago and now a second one for another dog, excellent purchase.
works perfectly. I had a small mishap with the power switch and they sent me a new one the next day. Service: 10 out of 10
Made in-house
We design the mechanism, cut the sheet steel and assemble every feeder here, in Galicia. That's why we have the individual parts, and why, when something fails, it's fixed instead of thrown away.
Customer reviews
about the P1 model
Frequently asked questions
Isn't yours here? Call us on 646 597 318 and we'll tell you over the phone.
It depends on the serving. A full Producan automatic dog feeder, with its 15 kg of dry food, lasts nearly a month with a large dog eating around 500 g a day. With two dogs and the double model, around two weeks.
Yes. The Producan's outlet is wide and the kibble falls by its own weight, so it takes kibble of any size and shape. It's the exact opposite of dispensers with an auger, which jam with large kibble.
That's what the P3 model is for. It has an internal 12V battery and gives around 3 months of battery life with 4 feeds a day. You can also use it plugged into the mains whenever it suits you: it works both ways.
Yes, it's designed for that. The Producan feeder is made of 0.8 mm galvanised sheet steel with IP65 certification: water and damp don't get in. The top lid also protects the timer and the switch.
It's made of metal and riveted together. It's not a plastic tub: it doesn't split or give way no matter how much the dog pushes it. That's why it's used in breeding kennels and animal shelters, where the material really takes a beating.
The timer survives occasional power cuts without losing its settings. When the power comes back, it carries on with the schedule it had.
By opening the bottom lid. There's nothing to take apart and no tools needed, and the feeder needs no routine maintenance of any kind.
Two years. And since we make the feeders ourselves in Galicia, we have the parts: if the timer or the battery ever fails, that part gets replaced, not the whole unit.
Tell us how many dogs you have, how much they eat and where you're going to put it. We'll tell you which model suits you, and if none of them do, we'll tell you that too.
