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Frequently Asked Questions about Chicken Feeders & Waterers
What are the different kinds of chicken feeders?
The different kinds of chicken feeders are hanging feeders, trough-style feeders, range feeders, bucket feeders and cup feeders. There are also treadle chicken food dispensers that chickens must stand on to access feed. You can find chicken feeders made of various materials, including galvanized metal and plastic, and poultry feeders come in a variety of shapes and sizes. Chewy has a great selection of chicken feeders and waterers to help keep your hens happy, hydrated and well-fed!
What are the different kinds of chicken waterers?
The different kinds of chicken waterers include gravity-fed trough waterers, nipple waterers, cup waterers, and automatic waterers that attach directly to a water source. You can choose a waterer that sits on the ground or opt for a hanging water vessel. Those who live in colder climates may need to use heated chicken water dispensers in winter.
How many waterers does a chicken need?
A chicken usually needs just one waterer, but you may want to put waterers in different places to ensure your chicken always has access to water. The general rule of thumb is that you need one waterer for every six chickens you have. Make sure your chicken waterer holds enough water for all the chickens who will be using it. Chickens drink, on average, 1-2 liters of water per day, so be sure to choose one with a large-enough capacity or add extra waterers as needed.
What is the best kind of chicken feeder?
The best kind of chicken feeder is one that will protect your chickens' feed and reduce wasted feed. Look for models made of durable, weatherproof material like galvanized metal or sturdy plastic. Feeders with lids will help keep out the elements, and treadle feeder designs help ensure vermin can't get in. A gravity-fed feeder with a large reservoir will reduce the need for frequent refilling. The best kind of chicken feeder may be different for different chicken breeds, so be sure to do some research before you buy.