Plastic 1 Quart Jar Feeder

This is a perfect feeder is you you have around 10 chicks. I use this every time I get chicks.
True, chicks will poop in it but you can easily dump out the top layer of feed with the poop. They like roosting on top of it.

I use these every time I have chicks. Their very convenient, but not ideal

The person that hatched my chicks (which I was friends with) used this for their chicks. It works very well for small birds and chicks

I used it while my quail and ducklings were still small, but eventually I had to use bigger ones. It generally works well!

Chicks naturally run around and play, and the slightest bump sends this feeder falling. The lid pops right off and dumps feed everywhere. I found myself filling this three and four times daily, mostly due to how much was being dumped into the bedding.

Get a bigger, steadier one. Don't risk this falling on your little ones.

I got 3 of these and they work great for quail. I use the metal one and when it’s gets too poppy, I just submerge it in water and it comes right off. Little rubbing is needed and it suits them well!

For a cheap brooder feeder, this thing works pretty well. Refilling it constantly can get annoying but its a good size for a smaller brooder. I have a tendency to try and shake out any shavings in it and doing so sometimes makes the base come apart.

I use them for my quail and pheasant chicks. Works pretty well but need refilling often. Durable, and cost effective.

I find that my chicks soon don't like the holes and as they get older and consume more it runs out pretty fast but it is great for a liitle while

I have 2 of these for my babies. Love them. W/11 hungry mouths, I fill them each once a day, but since they’re so light & easy to grab, it’s a pleasure.
I like that the base will come apart for good cleaning. Just had a sick baby & needed to disinfect feeder-design made it a piece of cake.

I've enjoyed using this small feeder for chicks. It fits good in smaller coops. Sometimes I need a small feeder to fit between chicks and waterers. This small feeder is perfect.

I have about 4 of these, they are handy for raising chicks, but not to be used for chickens over 8 weeks. It empty's quickly, so I fill up the mason jar for the top, AND the bottom part at the same time, then slowly ease them together and then quickly slam them together so feed does not go everywhere, and it lasts a good bit longer, but still not as long as I wish. I got the red because the chicks are attracted to it and peck at it more than they might other colors. I have dropped feed many a time because the bottom part is forever falling apart.

Great for chicks! Cost is great!

It was only $3.75 and it will probably last for years, or even a lifetime. The plastic is thick and durable, so it is hard to break. A+ for durability! The top jar and the base screw apart and the top of the base can be pulled off as well to make the feeder easy to clean. The holes that the chicks eat through are also a good size and help keep the chicks from stepping in the feed and from scratching bedding into it as well. The only problem I currently have with the feeder is the sometimes the food doesn't fall into the base on it's own and the feeder needs to be tapped on a counter to provide feed. If you have the time to tap the feeder on a counter every once and a while I would definatly recommend this feeder to you!

Small and cheap but easy to use and lasts through brooding. Great inexpensive buy.

I have had mine for two years and still use them (I am right now for chicks ). They just tend to get dirty easily with older birds and run out quicker. Otherwise it's a great product!

I got this feeder when I had ducklings and LOVE IT!! I still use it for chicks and recommend it for people with only a few chicks.