Chicken Vegetable Hanging Feeder Chicken Toys in Coop Veggies Holder Feeding for Poultry, Hens, Duck

This net feeder has been a great addition to the chicken run and keeps greens off the ground and out of the dirt. It’s easy to load, hangs securely, and the chickens figured it out immediately. The net slows them down just enough to reduce waste without frustrating them. It feels sturdy and hasn’t stretched or torn with daily use.

These bags hold produce for the chickens to peck. They work really well. They look like they will last a long time.

My birds love the fruits and veggies I can hang it the baskets. Great way to entertain them when the weather is bad and they have to stay indoors.

Love how durable and well made the nets are and how the ends are reinforced so the handles doesn’t break over time. Chickens love them and very easy to hang anywhere in the run with the hooks provided. Great buy!!!

I realize they are for chickens, the same nets can be used for rabbits for feeding hay. The quality looked good, the price was right. However the material is thin and the rabbits are able to chew thru the material. I'm not sure if it was white they were chewing on hay or they got bored and chewed thru the nets.

Omg finally something that works for my girls. I love em. I use a bendable extra long rubber tie to hold the bags that I suspend from the roof of the coop or to the sides. This way I can make em work for it if leave it low so it fits everyone’s height. I can stuff all the bigger pieces in the net. Like lettuce, corn on cobs, tomatoes and even spaghetti noodles 🫣😂. Absolutely a win for my 19 girls and one ( little) rooster. Only down side… now I want one with smaller holes to put more things like cherry tomatoes or leftovers. I was just told by a friend try two bags together. ( mind blown)So wish me luck. But whatever you do I’d recommend these bad boys!!! Nets and some twistie bendy thingys so you can hang em up anywhere. Then sit back and watch them have a blast.

I love to give my chickens treats and wanted to try out this hanging feeder. They absolutely love it (well, they love the treats anyway) as you can see from the picture. You do have to cut things large otherwise they'll slip through the holes but that makes it easier to load. I cut a head of lettuce in quarters, large tomatoes in half and slip in a few broccoli florets. What I especially like is it gives them all a chance to have a treat without as much fighting as dropping it on the ground or putting it in their feeder. Entertaining fun for the Chickens and their family!!

Use full for my chicken