Instantly save mone and feed up to 8 chooks for up to 4 days with the Small Chicken Feeder Twin Pack. Dine a Chook is a must-have for every backyard chicken coop.

Contents:

• 2 x Dine a Chook Small Chicken Feeder
• 3.5 L capacity each
• 535 mm height ideal for height restrictive coops
• 2 x Complimentary Mounting Kits supplied

Also available in a Large Twin Pack as well as a Single Small Chook Feeder

Only genuine Dine a Chook Feeders can tick all the boxes. If you have been considering a treadle feeder, you seriously need to read more. Yes, a treadle feeder can feed chickens. But what the salespeople don't tell you is the downside: The feed can get wet if the chooks open the lid while it is raining; Also, chickens can walk on their food, meaning their feed gets contaminated with droppings; And let's not forget that chickens will naturally rake the feed onto the ground, which is an invitation for rodents. 

Dine a Chook Feeders revolutionised the Chicken Feeder. Our patent-pending design has so many features to combat all the issues above.

How a Dine a Chook feeder saves you money:

1. No more wet feed. Our rain hood and gutter stops even the most torrential rain. 
2. Helps prevent rodents by keeping feed off the ground.
3. Waste reducing design that stops chickens raking feed.
4. No moving parts to wear out or replace. 
5. No cheap plastic here. Dine a Chook is Australian made. We use UV treated, ASA thermoplastic, better than PVC in the elements.

How many chickens will the Small Chicken Feeder Twin Pack feed?

If you have a medium to large size flock of 8 chooks, this twin pack will keep them fed for up to 4 days. It will adequately feed up to 5 hens for 5 - 7 days. And remember, the chickens won't be eating mouldy wet feed. They will get wholesome, tasty, dry feed every time they go to the feeder.

Can other poultry use a Dine a Chook?

Yes. Ducks, turkey and geese can also use Dine a Chook. So if you have a mixed poultry flock, they can all enjoy the tasty, fresh feed. And how good is this? If you ever visit Townsville Billabong Wildlife Sanctuary, go look at their happy emus which simply love their DAC feeder!

What type of feed can I use in a Dine a Chook?

A waste-reducing feeder can only do so much. If you use the wrong type of feed, you will end up with waste. While you could use a scratch mix or homemade scrap mix in a Dine a Chook, it defeats the purpose of our waste-reducing design. If chickens are fed scratch mix, they will pick out what they like and leave the rest resulting in feed waste. We recommend a pellet or mash feed. Pellets and mash provide your hens with the best nutrient-rich diet as well as stopping selective eating behaviour. So it is better to pay a little more for feed and save money by stopping feed wastage.

Read the FAQ tab for a list of frequently asked questions. 

Also, we have great blog articles to help you learn more about chicken feed and coop management. 

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.