Anti-Roost Cone for 5 Gallon Round Chicken Waterers and 20lb Feeders
20 reviews
Regular price
$25.95
Regular price
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$25.95
Features:
Anti-Roost Cone for Round Buckets: Helps keep your homemade set ups clean and standing! No more toppled over or dirty feeders or waterers due to your birds jumping off them
Durable and Versatile: Suitable for indoor and outdoor waterer and feeder setups; provide your animals with fresh, clean water and feed anywhere!
Compatible with Round Feeders and Waterers: Complete your DIY Feeder or Waterer set with our Anti-Roost Cone. Suitable for any round 5 gal bucket
Easy Installation: Made for convenience, our Anti-Roost Cone is easy to install on both chicken waterers and feeders, providing a hassle-free solution to roosting issues
What's in the Box: One 5 gallon round Anti-Roost Cone and instructions
Details: RentACoop has always been passionate about introducing others to the joy of chicken-keeping, and we are now at the leading edge of the market in developing high-quality, innovative products for poultry and small animals. From Feeders, Waterers, and Chick Supplies, to Electric Fencing, DIY, and Enrichment products, we strive to make caring for your animals an easier and more enjoyable experience! Every one of our products is designed to address common challenges in backyard chicken-keeping and homesteading: reducing waste, ease of use and maintenance, protection against predators, pest deterrence, and safety. And every one of our products is thoroughly tested at our own small farm in Maryland. RentACoop’s caring team of Product Specialists and Customer Service Eggsperts is dedicated to delivering the highest quality products and customer experience for you and your flock!
The bottles are perfect. All 25 of my rabbits are using them. They do not drip at all, unlike my older bottles that had to be replaced with these new ones.
Been using these feeders for a couple of years they are great and you can put a large quantity of feed in them, but my chickens have no feathers left on their necks because going in and out of the holes rubs their feathers off ….thinking of switching to a different kind of feeder because they look terrible.