Chicken & Poultry Feeders

We stock a wide range of feeders and drinkers for poultry and other birds. These are essential pieces of equipment for poultry and game keepers. Feeders help to deliver a consistent supply of feed while also keeping the feed away from messes on the ground. Drinkers help to deliver a fresh supply of water at all times.

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  • Pheasant Spring Feeder Attachment
    £5.75 – £149.99 inc. Vat Select options This product has multiple variants. The options may be chosen on the product page

  • 4″ 7″ Pan Feeder Galvanised – Game, Poultry, Pheasant, Partridge, Chicken, Duck
    £8.99 – £140.00 inc. Vat Select options This product has multiple variants. The options may be chosen on the product page

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Poultry feeders and drinkers are essential for anyone keeping birds. Feeders are commonly supplemented with ground feeding to help encourage foraging, but it’s helpful to have feeders set up to ensure a steady supply of grain. The feeder keeps it elevated and prevents the feed from getting mixed up with mess on the ground.

We stock a wide range of feeders and drinkers for poultry, including some cost-effective factory seconds which can make it cheaper to keep chickens and game birds. These factory seconds are equally well made but there may be some inconsistencies in the design.

Our growing range of bird feeders and drinkers includes everything you need to get started with keeping poultry. Not sure what you need to get started? Get in touch with our friendly customer support team today. We’re here to help guide you and ensure you make the right choices for your farm or smallholding.

How many feeders and drinkers do I need?

In general, you will need a 25 litre drinker and 15kg feeder for every 10 birds. In the summer, the birds will need more water to keep them cool and hydrated. Ensuring there are enough feeders is essential to make sure the larger birds don’t monopolise the feeders.

Do you need a feeder for chickens?

Chickens are very messy eaters and will kick their feed around if it is scattered on the floor. This can attract vermin and pests, and can also spread disease among your chicken population. The food could become contaminated if the birds kick their feed into their mess.