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Caitec Featherland Paradise Silo Drinker Bird Cage Water Feeder, 8-oz
$5.99Chewy Price
$8.09List Price
Ashman Shepherds Hook, 65-in
$37.99Chewy Price
Little Giant Hanging Poultry Feeder Cover, 11-lb
$13.23Chewy Price
$31.31List Price
Bird Feeders & Waterers
Whether out in the garden or in the comfort of your home, the best bird feeders and waterers not only help nourish your feathered-friends, but also keep them singing happy tunes for you to enjoy. Wild bird enthusiasts will love the Perky-Pet Triple Tube Bird Feeder wild bird food. This beautiful copper feeder attracts many kinds of birds and features three individual feeding tubes. There are also 12 patented two-in-one flip feeding ports that adjust to accommodate your birds' favorite seed. The Perky-Pet Squirrel-Be-Gone Wild Bird Feeder will keep unwanted visitors at bay so your bird friends will never leave empty-beaked. It features six feeding ports, with U-shaped perches. If you're not too concerned about squirrels in the yard, Kaytee Nyjer Seed Finch Sock Feeder features a soft mesh sock that Finches prefer over tube feeders. This unique design provides multiple options for several birds to perch at the same time. And it comes with two socks that are already filled with premium thistle seed so they're ready to go. All you have to do is hang them up. There are also bird feeders specially designed for indoor pet birds. JW Pet Clean Seed Silo Bird Feeder works for your indoor birds like Parakeets, Canaries, Finches and similar small sized birds. It not only provides a clean supply of food but, it also keeps things cleaner outside of the cage. The Caitec Paradise Corner Cage Mount Bird Feeder is an interactive foraging toy that will keep your pet Parrot entertained for hours. And keep your small bird hydrated with a bird waterer like the Lixit Chew Proof Glass Small Animal Water Bottle with a chew resistant plastic cap. Attract small birds to your yard or keep your indoor Parakeet or Canary happy with bird feeders and waterers from Chewy's pet shop.
Related Categories: Bird Cages and Covers, Bird Cages and Accessories
Frequently Asked Questions about Bird Feeders & Waterers
What are the different kinds of bird feeders?
The different kinds of bird feeders include hopper, tube, platform, suet, thistle (also called mesh or Nyjer feeders) and hummingbird (or nectar) feeders for outdoor birds. You can also find squirrel-proof versions of many outdoor bird feeder types. For indoor birds, there are several styles of cage feeders available, including regular bird bowls, millet holders and silo-style feeders that refill as birds eat.
What are the best bird feeders and waterers for outside?
The best bird feeders and waterers for outside will be durable and weatherproof varieties. For bird feeders, look for models that protect the seed from the elements and consider a squirrel-proof design if you want to conserve your birdseed. Choose a bird feeder based on the types of birds you wish to attract, and be sure to get one that is appropriate for the type of bird seed you will be using. Good outdoor bird waterers include birdbaths, which can double as wild bird water feeders, and poultry waterers or founts if you have chickens.
What are the best feeders and waterers for bird cages?
The best feeders and waterers for bird cages are sturdy, tip-proof designs that attach directly to the bars of the cage. Look for easy-to-clean bird bowls, bird feeders and water bottles and be sure to keep them clean and refilled regularly. Many people prefer silo-style bird feeders and waterers, which automatically refill as your bird eats and drinks.
How do I set up the feeder and waterer in my bird's cage?
Set up the feeder and waterer in your bird's cage by following the setup instructions that came with them. Most bird feeders and waterers are made to attach to the bars of the cage, so be sure to attach them securely and put them where your bird can easily access them. It is usually a good idea to mount feeders and waterers elevated off the cage floor to avoid waste contamination. Placing bird food and water bowls higher and near a comfy perch will make them easy to access, too.