Verified Reviews for Feeders & Drinkers For Chickens

I bought this for just two hens. One is happy to use it, the other doesn't like to, she seems fearful to put her head inside and therefore not be able to see around. It would be better less deep.

I purchased 2 of these peck feeders for my golden pheasants who had been eating out of a standard hopper for a few years. I decided these would serve as a good boredom breaker for them. It took them a good few weeks to work out what they were, but now they know they can't get enough of them. Very sturdy product. I love it, and so do my phesants! Would definitely recommend.

These are a good idea, but I find the water and food holders are rather too big for my Silkies, who have to perch on the edge in order to use them, so I cannot use the food cover. The widths are not quite right and the holders do not clip onto the stand securely and usually get knocked off. This is still better than trying to clip the holders onto to run, which I found very awkward and involved grovelling on the ground!

Not as good as the old drinker with the nipples. Wish I could get hold of another one if those. With the new one the water gets very dirty

I have bought this cube drinker ready for when i get my larger chicken pen, hopefully soon. It looks really good, well made and hopefully chickens will be happy to drink from it

I bought this together with an Eglu cube and a 2x2x2m run and it is an excellent addition to my set up. I have four Hy-Line pullets and they really do love this toy. I use a seed mix in the toy and it keeps the chickens entertained for hours each day. One of my chickens worked it out immediately, which led to the rest quickly following her example. I highly recommend this product.

We love the ease of attaching and detaching the feeders. We bring ours in at night to stop other animals on our property from eating out of it.

My chickens LOVE the Peck Toy! It keeps them occupied on these short, cold winter days.

I hang this inside my coop in the winter so the girls peck at it and not each other. Here in northern Michigan winters are long and cold and it gives them a distraction

Initially the hens seemed puzzled by the feeder’s introduction and for some days ignored the treats. However, one eventually got the idea and the others followed, seemingly enjoying the swinging challenge of teasing leaves and peelings from the holder. A worthwhile purchase, particularly as they are confined to barracks during the bird flu crisis.