Kerbl Galvanized Chick Feeder 50 x 7cm Poultry Trough

Galvanized chick feeder for clean, easy feeding

Are you looking for a clean and safe solution for feeding your young birds in the coop? This galvanized chick feeder serves exactly this purpose. With its hinged feeding grill, it allows for trouble-free feeding while ensuring the feed stays in the trough. The typical scratching in the feed is almost completely prevented by the grill design, meaning minimal contamination for you and a lower risk of injury for your chicks while eating.

It is perfectly suited for anyone who wants to raise poultry safely and hygienically. Since the feed is not scattered on the floor thanks to the anti-scratch guard, you reduce feed loss and contamination from bedding or droppings to a minimum. The trough is made of robust, galvanized iron, giving it high durability in everyday coop life, and it is quick and easy to clean. Use it during the first weeks of life; once your chicks grow into pullets, switch to a larger poultry trough, as the fine grill and shallow depth become unsuitable.

Overview:

• Chick feeder with hinged feeding grill
• Prevents scratching in the feed
• Minimal contamination
• Robust, galvanized material
• Quick and easy to clean
• Ideal for the first weeks of a chick's life

Technical data:

• Length: 50 cm
• Width: 7 cm
• Height: 4.5 cm
• Weight: approx. 0.425 kg
• Material: Galvanized iron
• Animal species: Poultry (chicks, pullets)

Scope of delivery:

1x Galvanized chick feeder 50 x 7 cm

Questions & Answers:

Is the trough easy to open for cleaning?
Yes, the feeding grill is fully hinged. This allows you to easily reach all areas to thoroughly clean the trough or add new feed.

How long can I use the chick feeder?
It's ideal for the first weeks of life. Once your chicks grow into pullets, switch to a larger poultry trough, as the fine grill becomes too narrow.

Is there a risk of injury from the grills while eating?
No, the grill is specifically designed to protect the birds while they eat. By preventing wild scratching, the risk of them injuring each other is significantly reduced.