YAYODS 6 Pack Hanging Feeders – 3.5 Qt Chicken Feeder & Waterer Trough for Livestock

YAYODS 6 Pack Hanging Feeders: Flexible, Durable, Multi-Species Feeding

Elevate poultry and small livestock feeding with the YAYODS 6 pack hanging feeders. Each trough holds 3.5 quarts and measures 11.7 x 4.9 x 5.1 inches, crafted from durable black polypropylene. The design balances easy handling with sturdy construction, making it suitable for indoor coops and outdoor runs alike. Whether you’re feeding chickens, ducks, geese, or other small to mid-size animals, these troughs offer reliable access to feed while staying weather- and wear-resistant over time.

The inclusion of hardware and flexible mounting options unlocks a simple setup process. You can hang the feeders from wire mesh, secure them to fences or walls, or position them in a dedicated feeding station. The system is designed to accommodate changing needs as your flock grows, with adjustable hanging height that helps maintain consistent access for animals of different sizes.

Key Benefits at a Glance

• Keep feed off the soil: a raised feeding solution that helps reduce mud, bedding mixing, and waste.
• Durable, fade-resistant construction: PP material stands up to outdoor use and repeated handling.
• Versatile feeding for multiple species: suitable for poultry, larger birds, and some small to mid-size livestock.
• Flexible mounting: install with clips, cable ties, and screws on wire mesh, fences, walls, or indoor setups.

What You Get and How to Use

• Six hanging feeders in a compact, reusable bundle
• Twelve mounting clips, plus cable ties and screws for quick setup
• One generous 3.5 quart capacity per unit for ample feeding space
• Neutral black color blends with most barns, coops, and outdoor spaces

Installation is straightforward. Choose a stable location, attach the feeders using the provided hardware, and adjust the hanging height as your birds grow. Regularly check the mounting to ensure security, and rotate locations if you notice crowding or waste in a single area. This approach supports a tidier coop and a more organized feeding routine without locking you into a single placement.