Verified Reviews for Chicken Feeders & Waterers

Really nice quality I was expecting cheaper material but it’s really nicely made, the pole is metal and plastic parts are really thick

I actually bought a second for my eglu whose included feeder was not at all good . I put it at chest height and there is never any wet or wasted food inside or out. My feed lasts so much longer. Since I carry two at a time I would love if the inside end goes where a bit smoother but that’s a very minor gripe.

this feeder is a good size and so far no rain has been able to get into it because of the brilliant design.its one of the very few feeders i can use that my ducks can eat out of.very happy with this product !!

Great idea to keep the chickens amused for ages! No squabbling over the treats at all.

The treat holder is great and my chickens love it. It keeps them all entertained for hours with no squabbling about who is hogging all the treats! Fill it up and it lasts for days!

It took my chickens a few days to figure out what to do with it but after shaking it for them a few times they soon got the hang of it. It keeps them amused for a eje and they seem to love it. One thing I hadn't thought of is it you don't clean it out regularly the bit of corn left in the bottom quickly goes mouldy and starts sprouting so if you don't mind cleaning it out or using it regularly then it's a great toy.

It does an amazing job of keeping the food dry and there’s no fighting among our three hens. My only minor criticism is that they rarely eat all the way to the bottom - but we just dump it out every month and it works fine.

The hens like to use the feeder and it attaches easily on the side of the pen. It lifts off for easy refill.

It took a couple of my chickens a couple of days to work out how to use it, but they love it now ????

I ha e four pekin bantams who I guess are a bit spoilt. They free range in the garden and get chopped veg everyday. They consider it too much effort to actually have to peck for their veg. I think if they were bigger hungrier birds they would probably enjoy using it.