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Port Chicken Feeder, Automatic Chicken Feeder, DIY Poultry Feeder Gravity Kit for Buckets Bins

~~£52.82~~

Of which environmental contribution £0.10 including VAT.

Sold by A10 ROOFING (LONDON) LIMITED

Product information

Description

General description

No Waste Design: The chicken feeder features a no waste design with a feeding mouth that extends downward, effectively solving the problem of feed overflow and minimizing waste. This allows your chickens to enjoy a clean coop while feeding efficiently, saving you time and money. The automatic feeder has a 3-inch diameter hole, enabling gravity to facilitate easy feeding as the food flows directly down when chickens eat. Additionally, it includes feeder hatches that can be closed at night to prevent unwanted access to the feed bucket and reduce feed loss.

Technical specifications

Material: BPA-free plastic

Feeder hole diameter: 3 inches

Installation

Use the included hole saw and drill to convert any container into an automatic chicken feeder in just minutes.

Mark where the holes will be drilled and drill holes with the hole saw.

Install the rubber sealing ring, insert the feeder, and secure it to the socket.

Compatible with various containers such as barrels, buckets, crates, and troughs.

Usage

The rain cover and rubber seal prevent water from entering the feed bucket, ensuring the feed remains dry and clean. This rainproof feeder can be used both inside and outside the chicken coop, providing a reliable feeding solution for your chickens.

Other information

The red design of the feeder is visually appealing to chickens, helping them quickly adapt to using it.

Features

Brand
CYSLMUK
Length
11 cm
Width
9.5 cm
Height
7.5 cm
Material
Plastic

Advice from

Chicken feeder and drinker buying guide

If you plan to keep more than ten chickens, your coop should be equipped with a feeder and drinker to ensure your chickens can eat and drink in a way that both is hygienic and good for their overall well-being. Need help deciding which models to go for? Read on to find the perfect feeder and drinker for your chicken coop!

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