Little Giant Galvanized Hanging Feeder, Round

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Create date Feb 18, 2016
Updated May 15, 2017

Built-in hooks allow this waterer to hang off the ground to reduce spillage and soiling of water....

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Brand: Little Giant Outdoor Living

Manufacturer: Miller Manufacturing

Model: 167451

Product Price: 11.62

Buy URL: https://www.amazon.com/Little-Giant-Galvanized-Hanging-Feeder/dp/B00BHVICZG/?tag=backy-20

Built-in hooks allow this waterer to hang off the ground to reduce spillage and soiling of water. Saves space on your hutch or coop floor, too. Gravity-feed design is easy to fill and clean. Sturdy galvanized steel has rolled edges for safety. Economical and perfect for the small flock of adult birds. 1-pint capacity.

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triciayoung
3.00 star(s)
Dec 7, 2022

Very Hard to Keep Clean

Pros: great idea
easy to connect

Cons: hard to clean

This is a great idea and I like the versatility and ease of the product, and the clips provide extra space, however, it is near impossible to get it clean because of its design. I just know there are areas that are not getting clean.

Purchase Price: $13.99

Purchase Date: 08/23/2022

Abriana
4.00 star(s)
Feb 23, 2018

Pros: Easy to empty and fill

Cons: Gets dirty easily
Hard to clean

I use this in my cage in my coop for my rooster who need to be warm so he doesn’t get frostbite. It works great. Hangs easily but it gets dirty really easily and it’s super hard to clean. It fills nicely and empties well too.

msyfoopoo
5.00 star(s)
Aug 13, 2017

Pros: Hangs on Cage, easy to fill & empty

Cons: Hard to clean

I use this for my hospital cage. It hangs up and out of the way and has no footprint (does not use up cage floor space). Easy to fill by turning upside down to fill, and then upright it to hang. It is a gravity waterer. I would not use for more than one bird nor would I use this as a feeder. Love this waterer and highly recommend.

Purchase Price: 7

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I did a DIY, used a big bucket 25gallion with lid, cost was zero, put 3 holes in it placed it in an oil drip pan cost $2.65 and that's what my hens drink from... Cost effective an efficient...