Chicken Feeders No Waste, DIY Automatic Poultry Feeder 6 Ports 1 Hole Saw with Covers Gravity Feed Kit for Buckets Barrels Bins Troughs

This feeder kit gives you a simple way to set up a multi-port feed distribution for chickens or other small poultry. The design lets feed flow out to four ports, and because it’s gravity-based, there’s no power needed. Assembly was easy enough using common tools, and drilling the one hole as specified worked without surprises. Once filled, feed dispenses steadily and waste was minimal during use. The ports are sized so chickens can eat comfortably without knocking feed out onto the ground. The overall construction feels light but functional for typical backyard coop use. Overall, this is a practical feeder solution if you want a basic no-waste design that’s easy to build and fills efficiently. Good for small to medium flocks.

This DIY feeder kit has worked very well for our chickens. Installation was straightforward, and the included hole saw made it easy to add the ports cleanly to a bucket. Everything fit together properly, and the covers snap on securely. Once set up, feed waste was noticeably reduced. The chickens learned to use the feeder quickly, and far less feed ends up on the ground compared to open troughs. The gravity-fed design keeps feed flowing consistently without clogging. The ports feel sturdy and have held up well to regular use. The covers are a nice touch for keeping feed protected from rain and moisture, especially in outdoor setups. We’ve used this on a bucket-style feeder, and it’s been reliable so far. Overall, this is a practical, cost-effective way to build a no-waste feeder using materials you already have. It saves feed, keeps things cleaner, and works exactly as intended. A solid option for anyone looking to improve their poultry feeding setup.

Zero waste of food. Maybe my chickens are not as messy as some?? Solid design. Simple install. Great price. I used these on old kitty litter containers so I could also seal up the top and keep chickens from making a mess. Would recommend!

These are awesome and a cheap way to turn a 5-gallon bucket into a feeder for our chickens! The chickens have plenty of room to stick their heads in to get the feed. Debris and chicken poop stay out of their food. Using the bucket, it just uses gravity. As the chickens eat, the feed in the bucket just goes down. I can go several weeks without having to constantly refill for my 6 chickens. I stick the bucket on top of two bricks to elevate it off the floor of the coop. This purchase comes with an adapter for your drill gun for making the holes in the bucket to attach the feeders. These are very durable and will hold up for a long time. Since the feed is dry, no need to silicone around the attachment site as there will be no leaks. This feeder works great, and the chickens love it!

There is nothing wrong with this feeder per se, its just, my chickens wont use it. They just wont. Im not sure why. The prefer a feeder that they don't have to put their head into for whatever reason. I still gave this 4 stars because its is easy to use, comes with the hole saw and is easy to assemble. Not even sure its fair to not give them the 5th star, but my girls just wont use it.

These work as advertised, no more wasted food on the ground

Like, saves feed. Easy install and use.

Good water retention, easy installation, stable and made of good material. Definitely works well.

Schnell und zuverlässig. Jederzeit wieder!

Très bon produit et pratique 👍

Love these! We used cat litter bins to make feeders for our chickens and ducks. Keeps the feed clean from bedding and are more rodent proof than open tubs.

Funktionieren sehr gut. Einfache Montage und wird sehr gut von den Hünern angenommen. Vögel werden dadurch im Hühnerstall wesentlich weniger und das Futter wird nicht verschmutzt oder verschwendet.

Finis les gaspillages. Suivant contenant utilisé, grosse réserve bien pratique. Des bouchons sont prévus pour la nuit éviter aux nuisibles de se servir. Cloche fournie pour percer le contenant (la placer sur une visseuse). Il est préférable de laisser minimum 6 cm non perforés dans le bas pour faciliter la descente des graines. Perso j ai place le contenant sur un bloc de 15 cm pour le confort de mes poulettes.