Poultry: Poultry Supplies and Accessories for Chickens and More

Poultry: Everything for Your Chickens, Ducks and Geese

Whether three hens in the garden, a mixed flock on the farm or quail on the balcony: with us you will find poultry supplies for every way of keeping birds. From feed, coop and drinker to nesting box, from chick rearing to care. Our poultry accessories are tailored to hobby keepers, self-sufficient households and small farms that want to give their birds a good life.

The Basic Kit for Keeping Chickens

Every poultry flock needs a few things you simply cannot do without. A dry, draught-free coop with perches and nesting boxes protects against weather and predators. A chicken door opens and closes it automatically when needed. Feeders and drinkers keep the flock reliably supplied, even if you are away for a day. A sturdy fence keeps foxes and martens out and gives your chickens room to scratch. Clean bedding absorbs moisture and ensures a good climate in the coop.

Feed, Rearing and Health

Chickens, ducks, geese and quail have different feed requirements. That is why there is complete feed, grain mixes and organic options to suit each species and age. For the next generation you will find incubators, heating plates, chick troughs and chick waterers. To keep your birds healthy, good coop hygiene, products against the poultry red mite and a small first aid kit are all part of it. Chicken toys bring enrichment into the coop.

Frequently asked questions

How much space do chickens need in the coop and run?
As a guideline for backyard flocks, allow around three to four chickens per square metre of coop floor and at least 10 square metres of run per bird. More space reduces stress and feather pecking.

What do I need to start keeping chickens?
To get started you need a coop with perches and a nesting box, a secure run, a feeder, a drinker, bedding and suitable layers feed. Which vaccinations or registrations are required in your country is something your vet or the local veterinary authority can tell you.

Can chickens and ducks be kept together?
That works well as long as there is enough space. Ducks do need water for bathing and make the coop damper, so separate sleeping areas are a good idea.