Verified Reviews for Chicken Feeders & Waterers

Was worried because they avoided it initially and then realized there were treats in there!! Game over for the treats!!!

I purchased the feeding stand due to not having a strong fence to attach the feeder & waterer to , I carry it out to my buff Orpingtons every morning filled with their food & drink & carry in every evening to deter rodents. The girls don t mind at all popping their heads through the feeder lid , & it is very sturdy as they have climbed onto the feeder a few times & they are big girls Would highly recommend

I've put herbs and various weeds into it so far and it works well. The girls go up and pull everything out. This wouldn't be a good option for small treats like pellets, corn, etc, only larger sized items such as the various greens.

I'm just replacing all of my feeders and drinkers with these. The old and new feeders are really difficult to pour the food into. This is brilliant. It could be improved by putting something on the underside of the carrying handle to stop it cutting into your hands.

No problem assembling the stand, but, with feeder and drinker correctly in place, the feeder has been knocked off the stand by my hens twice within a week, with considerable wastage of food. So no longer using it.

I bought this toy to give my hens some 'hentertainment' and enrichment - something to do in the dull days of winter. They love it, and it's quite entertaining watching them use it. They do tend to stay until the treats have all gone!

The chickens have fun using it.

After going through several waterers that claim to do the job (i.e., leak-proof, stain-proof, break-proof), I gave up on those and decided to try the Omlet Eglu Waterer. Let me tell you, it is hands-down the BEST there is. It was obviously designed with thought and care, and I appreciate that. So do my hens.

I'm really happy I bought this. It keeps the feeders off the ground and my chooks seem really happy with it

I bought three of these for my chickens and ducks. The size and visual design is good and the price is just about ok. However there are two glaring problems that could be easily improved: 1. The handle to pick them up is sharp on the underside and cuts into your hand. I am thinking of wrapping some gaffer tape around them or a tennis racket grip. 2. They don't pour out properly. So when you want to throw away the remaining dirty water to replenish each day the water gets everywhere whilst you empty it and you also have to swill it again to get rid of muddy dregs. Surely a pouring spout or lip could be introduced?