Large Chicken Feeder 4.7L

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$99.95
Australian Made and Owned

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$22.95 flat delivery NZ-wide, any size order

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  • Your order is shipped quickly, with delivery as fast as 5-8 business days.
  • Fully insured for total value.
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  • Designed for flocks of 6–8 hens — the most popular size for standard backyard coops and runs
  • Tired of feed on the ground? The hooded base stops your chooks from flicking and raking feed out
  • Rain hood keeps feed dry outdoors — no more throwing away spoiled feed after a shower
  • Holds ~3.7kg of feed — roughly 5–7 days for a typical backyard flock on quality complete pellets
  • Includes feeder, 2 brackets, 4 screws, and installation guide — ready to install on timber
  • Works well with quality complete feed (crumble or pellets) — balanced nutrition with less selective eating
  • 3-year warranty — Australian made in Brisbane and Townsville. $22.95 flat delivery NZ-wide, any size order
  • Includes feeder, brackets, screws, and guide — ready to install
  • Designed for flocks of 6–8 hens — 5–7 days between refills
  • Hooded base keeps feed in the feeder, not on the ground

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From our customers’ coops

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Dine-A-Chook customer photo: Both the water & pellet feeder are extremely high quality with very easy installation-
★★★★★ Jon T. Verified buyer
“Both the water & pellet feeder are extremely high quality with very easy installation- chickens know exactly what to do - delivery was speedy Australia made ,...”
Dine-A-Chook customer photo: Two hens and a great feeder is all you
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“Two hens and a great feeder is all you need”
Dine-A-Chook customer photo: Two great @dineachook options We have two feeding
@1kristiina via @dineachook
“Two great @dineachook options We have two feeding stations.”
Dine-A-Chook customer photo: @dineachook feeders, not just for chooks. Goose Willis and Ryan Gosling approve.
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“@dineachook feeders, not just for chooks. Goose Willis and Ryan Gosling approve. @amberjane22”
Dine-A-Chook customer photo: A little step can help your silkies or bantam share a feeder with full sized
@dineachook
“A little step can help your silkies or bantam share a feeder with full sized chooks”
Dine-A-Chook customer photo: How cute is this little coop, all blinged out with Red @dineachook feeders
@dineachook
“How cute is this little coop, all blinged out with Red @dineachook feeders ❤️”
Dine-A-Chook customer photo: Happy Fluffy Butt Friday. This pair couldn't even wait for there feeder to get set up
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“Happy Fluffy Butt Friday. This pair couldn't even wait for there feeder to get set up before diving in head first @cookiewookmeister”
Dine-A-Chook customer photo: Start them young. If the chicks can reach to food, they can use an @dineachook
@dineachook
“Start them young. If the chicks can reach to food, they can use an @dineachook feeder.”
Dine-A-Chook customer photo: All poultry love our feeders. Dine A Goose?
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“All poultry love our feeders. Dine A Goose? @amberjane22”
Dine-A-Chook customer photo: Our RED Dine a Chook Feeder is crazy
@dineachookuk via @dineachook
“Our RED Dine a Chook Feeder is crazy popular.”
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.”
Dine-A-Chook customer photo: It took @cookiewookmeister Girls just seconds to workout their new
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“It took @cookiewookmeister Girls just seconds to workout their new feeder”
Dine-A-Chook customer photo: More happy girls getting a hang of their @dineachook feeder. Have you entered our meal
@ourhamptonstyleforeverhome via @dineachook
“More happy girls getting a hang of their @dineachook feeder. Have you entered our meal worm give away yet simply snap a pic or your flock and it's set up and”
Dine-A-Chook customer photo: Dine a Chook feeder production in our Townsville
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“Dine a Chook feeder production in our Townsville warehouse”
Dine-A-Chook customer photo: Do you have a chicken tractor or pen with a low roof that prevents you installing a
@dineachook
“Do you have a chicken tractor or pen with a low roof that prevents you installing a @dineachook feeder?”
Dine-A-Chook customer photo: Ultimate dine a chook set up. 9 feeders on a custom made mobile
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“Ultimate dine a chook set up. 9 feeders on a custom made mobile trolley”
Dine-A-Chook customer photo: Great addition to this so the little ones can reach and learn to use the feeders Dinner
@dineachook
“Great addition to this so the little ones can reach and learn to use the feeders Dinner time”
Dine-A-Chook customer photo: More happy customers @pzy001 () ・・・ The chookens using their new Dine-A-Chook pigeon proof
@pzy001 via @dineachook
“More happy customers @pzy001 () ・・・ The chookens using their new Dine-A-Chook pigeon proof feeder”
Dine-A-Chook customer photo: Dine A chook feeders doesn't alway mean spoilt chickens, but it's often a pretty good
@two_ladies_molly_and_maude via @dineachook
“Dine A chook feeders doesn't alway mean spoilt chickens, but it's often a pretty good indicator.”
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: The most popular eatery on the block @susan1971 () ・・・ Feeding
@susan1971 via @dineachook
“The most popular eatery on the block @susan1971 () ・・・ Feeding frenzy”
Dine-A-Chook customer photo: The fact that Dine A Chook feeders are basically a "closed system" means they can be
@dineachook
“The fact that Dine A Chook feeders are basically a "closed system" means they can be mounted inside or outside of the coop, without feeding the wild birds”
Dine-A-Chook customer photo: Products arrived very quickly packaging was
★★★★★ Maryanne R. Verified buyer
“Products arrived very quickly packaging was excellent.”
Dine-A-Chook customer photo: @totheskyy () ・・・ We LOVE the dineachook feeder it makes the feed last 3 times as long as
@totheskyy via @dineachook
“@totheskyy () ・・・ We LOVE the dineachook feeder it makes the feed last 3 times as long as before.”

Tired of wasted feed, messy coops, and feeding wild birds instead of your flock?

If you’re losing feed to scratching, raking, weather, or a growing audience of sparrows and pigeons — the Dine-A-Chook Large Feeder is designed to stop it. trusted by 80,000+ chook keepers across Australia and New Zealand, this is the most popular feeder in the range.

How does the Large 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 prevents the raking and flicking motion that scatters feed onto the ground. A built-in rain hood channels water away from the opening, so feed stays dry outdoors. No moving parts, no training — your chickens start eating within minutes.

What size flock is the Large Feeder for?

The 4.7L size suits flocks of around 6–8 hens. It holds roughly 3.7kg of feed — about 5–7 days’ worth on quality complete pellets. That’s enough to leave your flock for a long weekend without worrying about feed. All Dine-A-Chook chicken feeders share the same waste-reducing design.

Smaller flock or tighter coop? The Small Chicken Feeder holds 2.6kg and suits flocks of up to 6 hens.

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 timber — 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 favourites 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 Large Feeder built to last?

Every component is injection moulded in Brisbane and assembled in Townsville — a genuine Australian made product, not just an Australian made sticker. 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 delivery is a flat $22.95 NZ-wide, any size order.

Pairs well with

Chicken Water Feeder – Twin Cup

Same wall-mounted system for water — clean water with no mess, designed to sit beside your feeder.

View Twin Cup Drinker →

Large Red Feeder 4.7L

The same Large Feeder in all red, a colour poultry are naturally drawn to.

View The Big Red →

Small Chicken Feeder 3.5L

Lower coop or a smaller flock? The compact 3.5L feeder, same waste-reducing design.

View Small Feeder →

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Product Specifications

Capacity:
4.7L (~3.7kg of feed)
Suits:
6-8 hens
Height:
710mm
Width:
127mm
Weight:
1.05kg (empty)
Material:
UV-resistant ASA plastic
Includes:
Feeder, 2 brackets, 4 screws, installation guide
Made in:
Australia
Q. How many chickens will the Large Feeder suit?
A. The Large Feeder suits flocks of around 6–8 hens. It holds 4.7 litres (roughly 3.7kg) of quality complete feed, which lasts about 5–7 days for a typical backyard flock. If you have fewer birds or a smaller coop, the Small Feeder holds 3.5 litres and suits flocks of up to 6.
Q. How does the Large 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. What height should I mount the Large Feeder?
A. Mount it so the bottom of the feeding opening aligns with the back of your chicken’s neck when she’s standing naturally. If you have mixed sizes in your flock, set the height for your smaller birds — the larger ones will adjust down. There’s no single fixed height because breeds and ages vary.
Q. Can I mount the Large Feeder on wire mesh?
A. Yes, with the stainless steel wire mesh mounting kit. Contact us about it before you order. The feeder comes with steel brackets and self-tapping screws designed for timber mounting. The stainless steel mesh kit provides a secure attachment to wire or mesh coops without damaging the mesh.
Q. What feed should I use with the Large 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 favourites 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. Will the Large 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. For additional overnight protection, keep the coop floor clear of spilled feed at dusk, when rodents are most active. If you’re dealing with a persistent rodent problem, contact us and we will help you work through it.
Q. Is this a treadle feeder?
A. No. There is no step plate and nothing that moves. Feed is held back by the shape of the hooded bay, so there is nothing for a hen to learn and nothing to jam, seize or wear out. Most chickens are eating from it within minutes.