Verified Reviews for Chicken Feeders & Waterers

This is the best insulated waterer on the market that we have tried. It is nice not to have to switch out to a heated waterer in the winter. It holds enough volume of water that we do not have to refill it twice a day like we did with the waterers in our ‘waterer graveyard.’ It is a little more expensive an other waterers but the investment is worthwhile.

This waterer is fantastic! It’s large enough that I don’t have to refill it daily and while it took the chickens a little bit of time to get the trick of the nipples they love it now and it stays clean far longer than any other waterer I’ve owned!

It keeps the water much cleaner and the big capacity means the chickens are looked after. The big lid allows for partial refil. Other waterers waste water by refilling fully.

The feeder worked great! The girls were actually able to feed from it without it being so low to the ground. I think the raised ports also helped to keep out the mice, I didn't notice any waste in their feed. The product works well, and is easy to use and clean.

Glad I tried this. The feeder tells me every day when it opens and closes and when it's low on food, and I can see the battery status. I wish they had a smart waterer that showed when it was running low as well!

The new Omlet insulated drinker is really good. The chickens quickly took to using the nipple options on the outlet ports as I wanted the water to remain clean for them and it stays lovely and cold in the warm weather. The only reason it didn't get 5 stars is the price as it is definitely a considered purchase.

Solid construction, easy to assemble, allows for “no-fight, no mess “ flock sharing of the feed

We have a chicken who loves to scatter everything on the floor, especially if she see a potential treat, but this has solved it!

Good ideal size Feeder for a small flock, virtually no mess or waste food. Really easy to fill and clean and my girls took to it in minutes

Does what it says; less waste and far fewer slugs as a bonus