Small No Waste Chicken Feeder 6 lb - Wall Mounted Gravity Feeder for 2-6 Hens

Brand:

Dine-A-Chook

Product Number:
DAC35F
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$79.95
Australian Made and Owned

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Key Features

  • No-Waste Feeding: Prevents scratching, spillage and feed waste.
  • Weatherproof Design: Keeps feed dry with built-in rain hood and gutter system.
  • Compact Size: Only 21″ tall – perfect for small backyard coops.
  • UV-Stable Construction: Built from industrial-grade ASA plastic to outlast low-cost materials.
  • Australian Made: Designed and built in Queensland for backyard poultry keepers worldwide.
  • Mounting Kit Included: Two steel brackets and screws for secure wall installation.
  • Designed for flocks of 2–6 hens — compact enough for small coops and runs
  • Tired of feed on the ground? The hooded base stops your chickens from flicking and raking feed out
  • Just 21.3 in (541 mm) tall — fits tight spaces where larger feeders won’t
  • Holds about 6 lb (2.6 kg) of feed — about 7 days for four hens, 5 days for six
  • Includes feeder, 2 brackets, 4 screws, and installation guide — ready to install on wood
  • Works well with quality complete feed (crumble or pellets) — balanced nutrition with less selective eating
  • 3-year warranty — Australian made in Brisbane and Townsville. Free US shipping, import duties prepaid
  • Includes feeder, brackets, screws, and guide — ready to install
  • Designed for flocks of 2–6 hens — compact for smaller coops
  • Hooded base keeps feed in the feeder, not on the ground

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★★★★★ Ros B. Verified buyer
“We are very happy with our new dine-o-chook waterer and feeder.”
Dine-A-Chook customer photo: Great products. Just got three chickens and it lasts at least a few days and no mess, well
★★★★★ Anonymous . Verified buyer
“Great products. Just got three chickens and it lasts at least a few days and no mess, well worth it.”
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★★★★★ Maryanne R. Verified buyer
“Products arrived very quickly packaging was excellent.”
Dine-A-Chook customer photo: The feeder and cup waterer are great quality, easy to install, and easy for the chooks to
★★★★★ Rachel Q. Verified buyer
“The feeder and cup waterer are great quality, easy to install, and easy for the chooks to use.”
Dine-A-Chook customer photo: I have been using these feeders for years now and have had nothing but
★★★★★ Harmony K. Verified buyer
“I have been using these feeders for years now and have had nothing but success.”
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“So far as a novice backyard chook keeper (4) the crew at Dinachook have been a great support by the information on their website and the well designed...”
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“A lot of thought in the design ,works as expected didn’t take long for the chooks to work out how it”
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“Great idea and design.”
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“Very happy with all the past and current products that I have purchased.highly recommend”
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★★★★★ Katherine I. Verified buyer
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“Easy and simple to use”
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Looking for a feeder that keeps feed off the ground — without taking up half your coop?

Whether you’re setting up your first coop or replacing a messy bowl that scatters feed everywhere, the Dine-A-Chook Small Feeder is built for flocks of 2–6 hens. Compact enough for smaller coops and runs, simple to fill, and trusted by more than 80,000 chicken keepers.

How does the Small Feeder work?

Easy to refill — just turn the handle on the lid to lift it off, pour in feed, and twist it back on. Feed gravity-feeds into a hooded base opening. The hood gives your hens room to eat comfortably, but the shape stops them from flicking, raking, or billing feed onto the ground. A built-in rain hood channels water away from the opening, keeping feed dry outdoors. No moving parts, no training — your chickens start eating within minutes.

What size flock is the Small Feeder for?

The 6 lb feeder suits flocks of around 2–6 hens. It holds about 6 lb (2.6 kg) of feed — about 7 days’ worth for four hens, or around 5 days for six on quality complete pellets. Browse our chicken feeder range for all sizes.

Bigger flock or more space to play with? The Large Chicken Feeder holds about 8 lb (3.7 kg) and suits flocks of 6–8 hens. Want two feeding stations to reduce competition at feeding time? The Small Feeder Twin Pack covers 4–10 hens across two feeders.

What’s in the box?

Feeder with twist-on lid, 2 steel mounting brackets, 4 self-tapping screws, and an installation guide. Mounts directly to wood — ready to install, no extra parts needed.

Mounting to wire mesh? Contact us about the stainless wire mesh mounting kit before you order.

What feed should I use with this feeder?

Works well with quality complete feed — crumble or pellets. These give your hens balanced nutrition in every bite and reduce selective eating. Grain mixes let hens pick their favorites and miss essential nutrients.

If the feed level looks low in the tray, that’s by design — it keeps feed away from edges so your hens can’t flick it out. Try the finger test: push your finger into the opening. If you can move the feed, your chickens can reach it.

Why is the Small Feeder built to last?

Every component is injection molded in Brisbane and assembled in Townsville — a genuine Australian made product. UV-resistant ASA plastic handles sun and rain year after year. No moving parts means nothing to jam, seize, or break. Backed by a 3-year warranty, and shipped free to the USA with import duties prepaid.

Pairs well with

1 Gallon Chicken Waterer, Twin Cups

Same wall-mounted system for water: two self-filling Lubing cups and a sealed 1 gallon tank, designed to sit beside your feeder.

View the Twin Cup Waterer →

Feeder and Waterer Kit

Setting up a new coop? The kit pairs a 6 lb feeder with a matching 1 gallon twin-cup waterer in one order.

View the Feeder and Waterer Kit →

Browse all Dine-A-Chook chicken feeders →

Product Specifications

Country of Origin:
Australia
HS code:
3924.90.5650
Capacity:
About 6 lb (2.6 kg) of feed
Suits:
2-6 hens
Height:
21.3 in (541 mm)
Width:
5 in (127 mm)
Weight:
2.2 lb (1 kg) (empty)
Material:
UV-resistant ASA plastic
Includes:
Feeder, 2 brackets, 4 screws, installation guide
Made in:
Australia
Q. How many chickens will the Small Feeder suit?
A. The Small Feeder suits flocks of around 2–6 hens. It holds about 6 lb (2.6 kg) of quality complete feed, which lasts about 7 days for four hens or around 5 days for six. If you have more birds, the Large Feeder holds about 8 lb and suits flocks of 6–8.
Q. How does the Small Feeder reduce feed waste?
A. The hooded base opening stops chickens from flicking, raking, or billing feed onto the ground. There’s room for your hens to eat comfortably, but the shape prevents the scooping motion that scatters feed. A built-in rain hood channels water away from the feed opening, keeping feed dry outdoors.
Q. Small Feeder or Large Feeder — which one do I need?
A. It comes down to flock size and space. The Small Feeder (6 lb) suits 2–6 hens and fits smaller coops — it’s just 21.3 in (541 mm) tall compared to the Large Feeder’s 28 in (710 mm). The Large Feeder (8 lb) suits 6–8 hens and holds more between refills. Both use the same waste-reducing design. If you have 5–6 hens and enough height in your coop, either will work — it’s your call on capacity vs compactness.
Q. Will the Small Feeder fit my coop?
A. At 21.3 in (541 mm) tall and 5 in (127 mm) wide, it’s the most compact feeder in the range. It fits tight spaces where the Large Feeder (28 in) won’t — small coops, narrow runs, and covered areas with limited headroom. It mounts flat to the wall via steel brackets, so it doesn’t take up floor space.
Q. What feed should I use with the Small Feeder?
A. Quality complete feed — crumble or pellets — gives your hens balanced nutrition in every bite and reduces selective eating. Grain mixes let hens pick their favorites and miss essential nutrients, so a quality complete feed is the better choice. If the feed level looks low in the tray, that’s by design — the finger test: if you can move the feed in the opening, your chickens can reach it.
Q. How long does the Small Feeder last between refills?
A. Roughly 14 days for a pair of hens, 7 days for four hens, or about 5 days for six hens — based on about 3 oz (90 g) per bird per day with quality complete pellets. Actual consumption varies with weather, breed, and whether they’re free-ranging during the day.
Q. Will the Small Feeder stop rats?
A. The feeder is designed to reduce what attracts rodents, not to seal them out. By keeping feed contained and off the ground, it removes one of the main attractants for rodents. If you’re dealing with a persistent rodent problem, contact us and we will help you work through it.