Verified Reviews for Chicken Feeders & Waterers

I have one of these as well as the one that comes with the Eglu GoUp, and I only use the one that came with the GoUp any more. I have 5 hens, and if it has 1 1/2 days worth of food, they flick it out of the feeder and it goes on the ground. After a few days, it's a lot of wasted feed. Might be fine as long as you don't overfill, but even when I don't I still get flicked food.

So pleased with my new cube feeder. No wasted feed and despite the recent heavy rain everything stays nice and dry. I’ve attached to the side of our Omlet walk in run. I also sprinkle “Chirbs” (natural vitamin & mineral supplement) on top of their feed and it cannot be knocked out. Much better than our old cylindrical feeder and easier to clean too.

My chickens like pecking at the vegetables while it swings. Great for keeping vegetables off the ground and very easy to fill and emptyl

I put mealworms in it & my chickens go crazy over it! It takes them awhile to empty it, which is good because it’s keeping them entertained. Easy to fill & just stick it in the ground.

Great product. The girls love pecking at it to get the treats.

Good strong product. Find the holes are a bit large for my mixed grain and the chickens eat it very fast.

I have bought a number of coops and have been delighted with their quality. The Feeder Drinker Stand was very disappointing at £21.00 purchase price, I expected a more robust item. Most definitely not worth the price paid.

I keep two hens and regardless of feeder, the hens spill the feed. This Omlet cube feeder on the stand allows my hens ready access and no spills!

These waterers are great. My flock of 11 have around an acre to free range and I have 5 watering stations that I change out every few days all around the yard. If they get an algae/slimy feeling, I bring them in and add a tsp of bleach to warm water. I let it sit overnight and refill with fresh water in the morning. No more slime! Very easy to clean, fill and carry around. The bottom is flat so it can sit wherever you need. I even have one hanging on an Omlet run panel that I attached to my shed. Keeps it off the ground since it’s more likely to be pushed over/run into in that area. When I had a broody hen, I put one inside the crate with her to make sure she had plenty to drink while she was doing her time in chicken jail. Overall, I think these are great little waterers. Yes, they can get dirty if the hens scratch around them, but for their ease, I’d have them over fancier waterers any day.

As with the drinker, this is a lovely design but my Silkies find it a bit too deep unless the food is filled up really high. As it holds quite a lot of food I don't want to fill it up as I like to give them fresh food each day. Great at keeping the rain out though.