Verified Reviews for Chicken Feeders & Waterers

Such an obvious choice .. cube, smart auto door, waterer, now the smart no-waste feeder…. In typical Omlet fashion, the feeder is well built and will most likely last a lifetime. The openings are larger and better suited to my chickens than the earlier version. Rats are GONE! How good. Easy and efficient.

The insulated waters are 'Life Savers' for our 27 Golden Laced Wyndotte Chickens! Our hot humid climate demands the 'Exceptional Quality - Build - Ease of Use & Cleaning' during our '100+ Degree' weather!!

My chickens instantly figured out how to use it. Easy assembly when following instruction booklet. I believe this has greatly reduced feed wastage that was happening due to wild bird and rats eating and contaminating my open feed containers. Also less trips to refill the containers every day because filling the feeder makes it last days!

I did a lot of searching to find the best waterer I could find. I have hot summers and freezing winters so needed one that can handle both. I also needed one that holds plenty of water. That's when I found this one so I ordered it and boy did I make the right choice! First it is very nice looking and well engineered. You can tell it is high quality as soon as you pull it out of the box. Assembly was very simple and the instructions were easy to understand. The water seems to last so long because as advertised, there's literally no waste. I've had it in the heat for over a week now and there's no algae forming at all. It does a great job of keeping the water insulated from the harsh environment. I love the no climb/perch design and that it can be hung or freestanding. I also love that it comes with drinking cups or nozzles and they supply an extra of each. Also the locking lid is easily removable and with the design you will never have to worry about it getting stuck. It's easy to refill, disassemble, clean and reassemble. To sum it up, this waterer was very well engineered, quality built with quality materials and will last many years. It doesn't get any better than this one! It's money well spent!

We purchased the No Waste Chicken Feeder, as our chickens were waisting an unbelievable amount of food on the ground. We use a special feed which is expensive. I was a little apprehensive about buying the no waist feeder, as it isn’t cheap. It has worked for us. There is virtually no waisted food on the ground.

Great product No waste and no wild birds eatting the chickens corn

Hi,this 11 kilo feeder is a very well built piece of kit,it only took me about 15 minutes and it was ready to be filled,it went together perfectly and feels strong. I love the way,you just turn the top bit and it clicks into place,just press the piece on the side and it opens without any problems.I love it,we have 3feeders,2 5kilo ones,1 of which we now use to feed birds,outside of the run and they don't try and eat the chicks food by flying through the mesh gaps.Seems to be the solution.

I was really impressed with the feeder i brought, it seems really robust and well thought out, and each part of the feeder seems like good quality.

Ha! I am so glad I bought this waterer. It's been 100 degrees every day for a while and the water stays cool and clean. No more roosting on the top and pooping in the water tray. The chickens also took to the nipples with no problem as they naturally love to pick at shiny objects. Love this waterer and will recommend it to everyone who has or wants chickens in the future. It will save your sanity from all the cleaning, dumping, and the worry about it staying cool.

Replaced a few other brand waterers after constantly chasing the dirt in the cup the little ladies kicked up every day. Decided to go with the Omlet 3 Gallon Insulated model because I wanted to have a better experience in the winter. So far, using the nipple feeders exclusively they are drinking and enjoying it. Make sure you get the height right. I was considering the warm/cold weather cup/nipple dance, but after seeing how well they drink from the nipples I am very happy. I put a remote water temperature sensor in and a quart or two of ice a day really keeps things between 60F-80F during 95F days. I removed the old waterers after a few days because they stopped using them.