Little Giant Dome Poultry Feeder

By Little Giant
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Bird TypeChickenChickenChickenChickenChicken, Poultry
MaterialPlasticPlasticCoated Metal, MetalPlasticPlastic
Capacity (Max)45 pounds35 pounds40 pounds8.5 pounds17-lb
FarmAnimalTypePoultryPoultryPoultryPoultryPoultry

About This Item

  • Large-capacity feeder can be used for feeding chickens, ducks and other poultry.
  • Features a convenient top-fill design and a screw-on lid.
  • Legs keep feeder off the ground.
  • Easily removable feed saver ring minimizes spillage.
  • Made from strong, heavy-duty plastic.

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Questions & Answers

1 Customer Questions

What kind of plastic is the base made from?
Answer by Chewy • Aug 09, 2022
The dome poultry feeders are made from BPA free product.

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4 Customer Reviews

Rated 5 out of 5 stars
By Tonya on Jul 24, 2022

love, love, LOVE this feeder!

I have about 13 hens and a roo and had been using small feeders for them. I got this mack-daddy and I LOVE it! I can pour a whole 50 lb bag of feed in it and I’m done! If you’re super strong and have a young back you might prefer using lots of small ones, but for my time and ease of use I won’t go back! Highly recommend!

Rated 5 out of 5 stars
By Tiffany on Jul 17, 2022

2nd purchase

These little Giant feeders are awesome. The chickens can't knock them over or poop on the food. I bought a smaller one The first time and gave to my mom for her chickens and loved the design so much this is the second one I bought.

Rated 5 out of 5 stars
By Maggie on Apr 27, 2022

Problems solved

I have this same feeder, I love it. No more poop in the feed, no more wasted feed flung on the ground, great feeder. Feed flow is adjustable by cutting funnel base so there is greater space for feed wheather crumbles or pellets. I feed pellets so I used my handy dremel with cutting blade to cut funnel higher. Easy peasy with no issues. A true time and feed saver and all the chickens love it. Con: lid needs to be cone shaped to deter setting on.

Rated 4 out of 5 stars
By Vivi on Sep 25, 2021

Dome Poultry Feeder 60-lb: Good, it just needs a little work

I bought the Little Giant Dome Poultry Feeder after shopping around online and watching a few youtube videos. While I only have thirteen hens (nine adults and four chicks), I plan on eventually expanding, so I went ahead and bought the 60-lb feeder. The feeder itself is great but does have a bit of an issue that does not seem to be addressed. Pro's -Easy to clean -Easy to put together -Easy to fill -Does not spill out or waste food -Keeps the food more protected from rodents and the weather -Chickens love it, and even the newest additions took interest right away. Con's It is difficult to get the plastic dome out of the existing red base. Usually, you would not even need to bother with this, but this is where the main issue comes in. For crumble feed, this feeder seems to work great. However, it falls just a bit short for pellets as they do not flow out very well. In order to fix this, you need to take the dome out and cut the bottom of it (I had to cut it three times) to get a proper flow going. The plastic is not that hard to cut so long as you have a sharp knife or tool, and it only takes a couple of minutes, but if you are alone or are not the strongest individual, you may need help getting the actual dome up from its base.