Hopper feeder with legs for birds and chickens 4 kg, 30x30x50 cm, red

Plastic hopper for chickens and other birds. Made of highly resistant plastic which makes them lightweight. It includes legs, although they can be hung without any problem. Red colour.

Product Features:

• The reservoir prevents the feed from clumping and falling into the dish.
• The plate, which is quite tall and has a rim on the inside, has an anti-waste ring, preventing food from being wasted.
• Lid that prevents food from getting dirty.
• Galvanized rod handle, which allows it to be suspended and hung with the supplied cord fixed at the height you deem appropriate.

Frequently Asked Questions:

1. What is the hopper feeder with legs for birds and chickens used for?

• The hopper feeder with legs is designed to feed birds and chickens efficiently. Its function is to store and distribute the feed automatically, preventing the feed from spilling and making it easy for the birds to access it. Ideal for farms, corrals or yards where birds are raised.

2. What is the capacity of this feeder?

• This feeder has a capacity of 4 kg, which allows you to store enough food for several birds, avoiding having to refill it frequently. Its size is ideal for small and medium-sized cages or areas where birds and chickens are kept.

3. How do you use the feeder hopper?

• To use the hopper, simply place feed into the top bin. Birds will be able to access the feed through openings at the bottom. The hopper is designed to release feed in a controlled manner, allowing birds to feed without wasting grain.

4. Is it easy to clean and maintain?

• Yes, the feeder hopper is easy to clean. The simple design allows the top container and legs to be easily removed, making it easy to clean. It is recommended to clean the hopper regularly to prevent the build-up of food debris that can attract insects or cause mold.

5. How many feeders come in the package?

• The package includes 5 pieces of hopper feeders with legs, which is perfect for those who have multiple birds or want to distribute the food in different areas of their chicken coop or yard. This ensures that there is enough space for the birds to feed without competing with each other.