Very handy
Pros: Good for little ones
It got us through the chickie stage. I've now repurposed it as an oyster shell dispenser. Useful then, and handy now. Plus, it's purple, which makes my daughter happy.
Pros: Good for little ones
It got us through the chickie stage. I've now repurposed it as an oyster shell dispenser. Useful then, and handy now. Plus, it's purple, which makes my daughter happy.
This is good for when the chicks are smaller and you only have a few of them. After a couple weeks they like to knock it over and perch on the top. I prefer the longer trough like ones.
Pros: Feeds the chicks
Cons: Waste

Perfect for quail or baby chicks!
Pros: fits in small brooders
Cons: base separates
A readily available product that was useless because the two part base easily separated causing spillage and frustration. I glued the 2 pieces together and now I love it. Quick and easy to fill. Several fit in a large brooder to encourage eating. Easy to clean.
Pros: little chicks like it & its fits in a small area.
Cons: be sure to make sure that it is securely closed or it will come apart and spill th feed
get the red feeders --- chicken peck at the color red.
Pros: feeds eight chicks at the same time
Cons: always has bedding inside it
This feeder works very well for small chicks. It is made of strong and sturdy heavy weight plastic. I did replace the 1 quart 'plastic' jar with a mason glass jar for added weight to reduce chances of tipping over. Overall I am very happy with the product and price. It should hold up well through many years of use.
Pros: chicks cant poop in it, holds lots of food, very sturdy
Cons: bedding is always in it, chicks perch on it
Pros: easy to use
Cons: have to manually shake to get the food distributed from the bsin
Great feeder we even drilled a hole at the top and hung it from the roof.
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