Check out our new collections of specialized kits and sassy bundles!

Check out our new collections of specialized kits and sassy bundles!

CluckKits™ Collection

We don’t hatch basic. Neither should you.

Every chick's a critic. Better make it a good one.

Grab the exact gear you need, or get a CluckKit™ and let us do the thinking—either way, your flock wins.

Because mediocre gear doesn't survive the coop—or Clancy.

It’s not just mugs and tees—it’s emotional support merch for poultry people.

Treat yourself. The chickens already did.

Sip Happens.

For days when "Cluck It" is your only plan.

Chick Brooder Heat Plate

Skip the drama of heat lamps. This brooder heat plate warms from underneath—like a hen—so chicks tuck in, chill out, and grow with fewer singed feathers and midnight panics. The surface runs about 125°F at contact, giving steady comfort without blasting the whole brooder.

Who It’s For

Keepers who want calm, evenly warmed chicks, lower fire risk, and an electric bill that doesn’t cluck back. Ideal for bedrooms, basements, garages, and any indoor brooder that needs reliable, localized heat.

What’s Included / Specs

  • Power options: 15W (small) or 66W (large)

  • Safety: approx. 125°F surface warmth; much cooler than bulbs that run 175–250W

  • Adjustability: yellow legs set height—raise as chicks grow

  • Indicators: red light solid when plugged directly; blinks when used with a temperature controller (slow = lower setting, fast = higher)

  • Cleaning: hand-washable plate surface (no submersion)

  • Covers: rugged plate cover available separately here(helps prevent perching & poop)

Why It’s Better Than a Lamp

  • Energy efficient: 15W/66W vs 175–250W bulbs = real savings

  • Lower fire risk: cooler surfaces, fewer melty mishaps

  • Calmer chicks: plate fosters natural “under-hen” behavior—less pacing, less peeping

  • Targeted heat: warms chick bodies, not the entire room

Setup (2-Minute Start)

  1. Set height: adjust so the plate just brushes chick backs.

  2. Create a cool zone: leave open space so birds can move away if warm.

  3. Watch the cues:

    • Cold: loud peeping, huddled tight—lower the plate.

    • Hot: spread out, panting—raise the plate.

    • Just right: quiet chicks, napping with backs touching the plate.

Using a Controller (Optional)

Works with a Heating Plate Temperature Controller for fine-tuning. Direct-plug = red light solid. With controller = blinking (slow at lower settings, faster at higher).

Care & Cleaning

Unplug. Let cool. Wipe by hand with a damp cloth and mild soap; avoid submerging electrical parts. The rugged cover (sold separately) helps keep the plate cleaner by discouraging perching.

Safety Notes

Indoor/protected use only. Not a room heater. Ensure ambient brooder temps aren’t freezing. Always provide fresh water, quality feed, and dry bedding.

Shipping & Timing

Ships with your farm-supply order. (Print-on-demand items in the same cart ship separately.)

Clancy Crowed It
“If they’re screaming, lower it. If they’re panting, raise it. If they’re sleeping, you nailed it.”

Customer Reviews

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Taylor Nehring
Upgraded unit

After what was almost a horrible accident we needed an upgrade on heating for the brooder. The chicks were concerned at fur but quickly adjusted to the changed. It was easy enough to put together my 3 year old helped.

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Faye Hulst

great service

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Richard Burrus

Chick Brooder Heat Plate

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Jennifer Bruhn
Heat Plate

I wanted a heat plate for a safer means of keeping my chicks warm. It's hard to tell how hot it is, the temperature gauge and controller should be standard and come with it. The chicks seem happy enough sleeping underneath it and I love that it is adjustable as they grow. Thanks Cluck It All 😊