Plastic Flip-Top Chicken Feeder Trough, 2.5 lb

Room for the Whole Brooder — 28 Feeding Holes in One Trough

A small round feeder turns mealtime into a scrum when a brooder full of chicks is growing fast. This long trough spreads the flock out instead: 28 oval feeding holes run down both sides of the lid, so birds line up and eat without climbing over each other — or into the feed.

Why It Works

• 28 feeding holes: Fourteen openings down each side let a whole brooder eat at the same time, with room for chicks and growing birds to spread out.
• Flip-top lid: The perforated lid hinges open for fast filling and cleaning, then folds shut and latches over the trough — no separate cover to set down or lose.
• Feed stays in the trough: Birds eat through the holes instead of standing and scratching in the feed, so less starter gets scattered across the brooder floor or soiled.
• Brooder-sized: The trough holds about 2.5 lb of feed and sits flat on the brooder or coop floor, so it stays put and every chick can reach it.

Using It

• Fill: Flip the lid open, pour in starter or grower feed, and fold the lid closed until it latches.
• Placement: Set the trough on a flat, dry surface with open access to both sides.
• Cleaning: The lid opens fully flat, so the trough scrubs out in seconds — wash, rinse, and dry before refilling.

One feeder, a full brooder fed — flip it open, fill it, and let them line up.