Verified Reviews for Chicken Feeders & Waterers

This is the second one bought.

Sturdy. Easy to clean.

Hooks easily on to the grid of the walk in cage. Our young bluebells have an awful habit of kicking over any container in the run, leading to a lot of spillage. This has solved the problem completely, plus the feed remains dry. They didn't take any time at all to get used to it. Another well designed Omlet product!

Excellent product, hooks easily on to the walk in cage. Overhanging lip keeps the feed dry. Chooks took about 15 seconds to work out what it was for....!

My rooster can’t get his giant head in so I’m getting him the waterer to use for food. Love the waterers for the water for the whole flock and have several, except for winter. Wish Omelet would come up with an electric model of the same style.

I purchased this for my adult hens, so they could still have access to their feed outside of the run. I think they prefer their food and water on the stand over it being in the run, honestly. Easy to use and move around as needed.

I love this color, but it really helps to differentiate the different feeds that I am currently feeding my flock. I have two adult Black Australorps and four 9-week-old chicks, so different feeds are necessary. This feeder is solid, keeps the feed dry (despite summer thunderstorms with high winds), and is perfect for accessing feed.

I think it's critical to have at least 2 waterers for chickens, especially come winter time you can rotate out frozen water. The 3 steps to chicken care is always having fresh water, food and a clean coop.

I have chickens and ducks and find these are a great way to give my ducks food and fresh water without the ability of them climbing in, easy to clean and change the water since ducks do make it very messy. You do need to make sure if using it for food, it’s kept out of the rain, I tried the feeders but it was tight as ducks grew bigger so switched to these. All of the ducks are able to dunk their heads and clear out nostrils, but I do wish these were slightly deeper, or can we convince Omlet to maybe even develop specific feeders and water troughs specifically for ducks.

My girls eat out of it fine, but the roosters combs are too big and he can’t put his head in to eat. Unfortunately, the blue jays and other wild birds are inclined to jump in and scarf what they want. It keeps the food dry. I bought another type of feeder which seems favored so I rotate the food out of this feeder every few days to keep food fresh.