Initially the hens seemed puzzled by the feeder’s introduction and for some days ignored the treats. However, one eventually got the idea and the others followed, seemingly enjoying the swinging challenge of teasing leaves and peelings from the holder. A worthwhile purchase, particularly as they are confined to barracks during the bird flu crisis.
Review for:Caddi Treat Holder
The reviewer has 2-4 Hybrids pets
Perfect size and love that you can hang it from variety of places
Brooke,
New Jersey,
Ours is currently hanging from an evergreen tree limb. I love that when they peck, it moves and it makes them work harder for reward. It fits stale ends of baguettes perfectly or a zucchini that has gone soft. They run to it when they see me moving closer to the caddi treat holder. This is great for chicken enrichment.
Review for:Caddi Treat Holder - Twin Pack
The reviewer has 2-4 easter eggers, isa b pets
Hours of entertainment!
Lauren,
Ceredigion,
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!
Review for:Caddi Treat Holder
The reviewer has 6-8 All sorts! pets
Doesn’t work for our girls
Louise,
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.
Review for:Caddi Treat Holder
The reviewer has 4-6 Pekin pets
Great fun for chickens
Francesca,
The chickens love this ! It's like they're playing Swing ball :)
Review for:Caddi Treat Holder
The reviewer has 2-4 Rescue reds pets
Great caddy holder!
Kathy,
I'm very happy with this caddy holder. The girls uses it all the time. Its good for environmental enrichment.
Review for:Caddi Treat Holder
The reviewer has 2-4 Isa browns pets
My hens were not interested
Kathleen,
Sorry no interest from my bensi
Review for:Caddi Treat Holder
The reviewer has 2-4 White star and black pets
Omlet response:
Hi Kathleen,
We are sorry to read that your chicken does not seem interested in our Caddi Treat Holder.
Chickens are creatures of habit, it might take them a while to pick up this new habit. You could for example try different treats, or place it on the ground for a while, or in a different location. Sometimes, it only takes the dominant chicken to show interest, before the others follow.
We hope that you find a solution, don't hesitate to get in touch with us as well for further advice.
Yours,
Omlet Customer Service Team
Funtime
Paula,
Leicestershire,
Makes pecking more fun
Review for:Caddi Treat Holder
The reviewer has 10+ Bantam pets
Adding interest to the day of a chook.
Karissa,
The ladies really go for the homegrown silver beet leaves I put in these. It encourages natural foraging behavior and they have to work for it a bit.
Review for:Caddi Treat Holder - Twin Pack
The reviewer has 6-8 White leghorn pets
The girls love it!
Jane,
Keeps them entertained for hours and they get a reward too.
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We are sorry to read that your chicken does not seem interested in our Caddi Treat Holder.
Chickens are creatures of habit, it might take them a while to pick up this new habit. You could for example try different treats, or place it on the ground for a while, or in a different location. Sometimes, it only takes the dominant chicken to show interest, before the others follow.
We hope that you find a solution, don't hesitate to get in touch with us as well for further advice.
Yours,
Omlet Customer Service Team