Ten years ago, Dine a Chook started a revolution in Chicken Feeders and Drinkers. Since then, over 50,000 Dine a Chook Poultry Feeders and Drinkers have found a home in backyard chicken coops around Australia. The reason, the Australian-made Dine a Chook is not only the best in engineering and design but for the small cost, it does so more than other drinkers. 

We explain exactly why a Dine a Chook Drinker is better in detail under these quick product specs.

Product Info: Dine a Chook Chicken Drinker 4 L

• Size: 4lt capacity
• Suitable for 6-8 hens
• Origin: Australian Made with German Lubing Cup
• Bonus: Free heavy-duty mounting kit
• Rear moulded mounting hook
• Lockable lid with handle
• Prevents algae
• Mould resistant
• Stops dirt, mud and also chicken poop contamination
• UV treated ASA Plastic - better than PVC in the elements
• Exclusive Dine a Chook float upgrade - more water in the Lubing Cup
• Genuine Lubing Drinker outlet
• Automatic float system fills the cup as the water level decreases
• No chemicals or glues
• BPA free
• Easy to install

Reasons why the Dine a Chook Chicken Drinker 4 L Single Lubing Cup is better:

It is a well-known fact, one of the main causes of disease spread in the chicken coop is contaminated water. If you use a trough or water tray that chooks can walk or climb on, then dirt, mud and faeces end up in their water. In no time at all, these particles become a bacteria soup. Likewise, algae in the water can also fast track bacteria growth. Also, a wet floor or mud caused by water spillage is another great way to bring illness into the coop.

The Australian-made Dine a Chook is made to tackle these issues. With years of research, the Dine a Chook was the first of its kind in the market and Aussie backyard farmers love it. We use ASA plastic which is more durable than PVC in the elements. UV treated, it helps prevent algae and mould growth in the water tank. The German Lubing Cup is made by the German company Lubing, a world leader in poultry hydration. The Lubing Cup system stops spillage and water on the floor of the coop. It also helps prevent mud, dirt and other nasties ending up in the drinking water. We have also upgraded the cup float so your hens get more water in the cup. The system is automatic, so it fills the cup as the water level decreases.

We also have a twin cup drinker as well as Chicken Feeder and Drinker packs to suit those with large flock sizes.

Options Available

Single Cup –up to 6-8 Chickens

Twin Cup – up to 12-16 Chickens

How long will 4 Litres Last?

Allow 500ml of water per bird per day.

Example 1: 2 Chickens – One 4 Litre Drinker should last approximately 4 Days. Check in 3 Days.

Example 2: 8 Chickens – One 4 Litre Drinker will need checking daily.

Care and Maintenance

Be sure to rinse the Lubing Cup under running warm water weekly to keep it in tiptop condition. This cup will last many years if looked after.

The Dine a Chook Difference

We had chickens long before we started Dine a Chook, and we still do! We understand the problems that backyard chicken keepers face and our goal is to provide solutions.

That is why Dine a Chook Chicken Feeders and Drinkers stand out from the competition: Our products have been extensively tested in Australian backyards, including our own! Our patented innovations and unique design features really work to make backyard chicken keeping easier.

We know how important good coop management is. A clean, dry coop, and uncontaminated feed and water, are essential for poultry health. Our Feeders reduce waste, keeping feed dry and off the floor. And our Waterers keep water clean and prevent spillage.

Dine a Chook Feeders and Drinkers are made in Australia, supporting Aussie jobs. And we use genuine Lubing Drinker Outlets from Germany because they are the best for poultry. Our products are built to last and come with an exclusive guarantee. Tested in the harsh Australian climate, don’t run over them with a tractor and we bet you won’t need to buy another Feeder or Drinker again!

As a family business, the most important thing to us is our customers. Need help with an order? Want chicken keeping advice? If you have a question about your flock, give us a call on 1800 103 326 during Queensland business hours.