Chicken Feeder, Automatic 27 LB Galvanized Steel - Treadle, Rat Proof, No Waste, Feeds 10 Chickens for 11 Days, Suits Duck, Bantams, Pheasants

1.27 LB Large Capacity for Extended Feeding With a 27-pound capacity, this automatic feeder keeps 10 chickens well-fed for approximately 11 days¡ªreducing the need for frequent refills. It¡¯s versatile enough to accommodate various poultry and small animals, including ducks, bantams, pheasants, and rabbits, making it a practical choice for diverse backyard flocks. Note: It is not suitable for chicks, designed for mature birds. 2.Premium Galvanized Steel for Durability Crafted from high-quality galvanized steel, this feeder is built to withstand harsh outdoor conditions. The rust-resistant coating ensures longevity, while its sturdy construction repels rain and moisture¡ªkeeping feed dry, clean, and fresh. Whether exposed to sun, rain, or cold, it maintains structural integrity, making it a reliable long-term solution for outdoor coops. 3.Rat-Proof Design to Prevent Waste Equipped with a magnetic lock system, this feeder effectively blocks rats, rodents, birds, and other wild animals from accessing feed¡ªeliminating theft and reducing waste. The secure closure ensures feed stays protected, saving you money on unnecessary replacements and keeping your flock¡¯s food supply uncontaminated. 4.Weight-Sensitive Treadle for Automatic Access The feeder features a weight-sensitive pedal: when chickens step onto the treadle, the lid opens to reveal feed; once they step off, the lid closes automatically. This hands-free design is easy for mature birds (around 2 months old) to master, ensuring they access food on demand while keeping feed secure when not in use. 5.Easy Adaptation with Guided Design Designed to help flocks adjust quickly, it includes three-level positioning to gradually acclimate chickens to the feeder. Side protection plates guide birds to the correct feeding position, reducing confusion and minimizing training time. This user-friendly setup ensures even less familiar birds learn to use the feeder with ease, making it hassle-free for both you and your flock.