Eton D-Cup Poultry Feeder - Green - 300ml


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The Eton D-Cup Poultry Feeder is an essential tool for small-scale poultry keepers looking for a versatile and space-saving solution for grit, treats, or supplements. Designed for durability with robust high-quality plastic, this 300ml feeder is perfect for those who need a reliable way to keep dietary additions organized within a coop, though its small capacity means it is not intended as a primary food source for large flocks.
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Yes, it can be used for water, though its small capacity makes it better suited for supplements or small amounts of grit.
The Eton D-Cup is manufactured from high-quality, food-grade safe plastics suitable for poultry use.
The feeder is intended for wire mesh. To use on wood, you must install two small hooks or screws and hang the wire clips onto them.
While the plastic is durable, hand-washing with warm soapy water is recommended to maintain the longevity of the wire hooks.
The cup has a 300ml capacity, ideal for supplements or small treats.
Ensure both wire hooks are securely engaged over a horizontal bar of the wire mesh to stabilize the unit.
Check if the wire gauge of your coop mesh is too thick; the hooks are designed for standard-gauge poultry fencing.
To set up the feeder, simply align the rear wire hooks with the spacing of your coop’s wire mesh and press firmly to lock it into place. Ensure the feeder is positioned at a height reachable by your flock but high enough to prevent debris from being scratched into the contents.
Compatibility: This feeder is designed specifically for wire-mesh coops or cages. It will not attach to solid wooden walls unless small hooks or nails are installed first.
Care: Clean the cup regularly with warm, soapy water to prevent the buildup of bacteria or mold. Because the plastic is high-quality, it can be easily scrubbed and sanitized without compromising the structural integrity of the unit.