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Treat yourself. The chickens already did.

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

Chicken Treat Roller

Turn snack time into flock enrichment. This rolling feeder toy keeps chickens busy and out of trouble by slow-releasing treats as it moves. Built-in blocker rods meter the flow so treats last longer—less waste, less drama. Ideal for coop-bound days or anytime your birds need mental stimulation.

Who It’s For

Flock keepers with winter boredom, bossy birds, curious pullets, or chicks that need a safe, smart way to stay entertained.

What’s Inside / Specs

  • Size: 5.75″ × 2.25″ × 2.25″ (14.5 × 5.7 × 5.7 cm)

  • Material: Food-safe, non-toxic plastic

  • Color: Green

  • Included: 1 × Chicken Treat Roller

  • Features:

    • Smooth-rolling design encourages natural foraging

    • Internal rods slow down treat release

    • Wide-mouth opening for easy fill and clean

    • Built to withstand daily pecking and chasing

How to Use / What to Expect

  1. Fill: Unscrew the cap and load with dry treats like black soldier fly larvae, mealworms, cracked corn, or scratch. No wet or sticky foods.

  2. Place: Set on flat ground in the run or coop—ideally where birds have room to chase it.

  3. Monitor: For fair play, use 1 roller per 4–6 birds or refill often.

  4. Treat Rule: Total treats should stay at ≤10% of the daily ration.

Care & Storage

Rinse thoroughly after use. Wash with mild soap if needed. Air-dry before refilling. Avoid bleach or high heat.

Shipping & Timing

Ships with your farm-supply order. (If your cart also includes print-on-demand items, those will ship separately.)


Clancy Crowed It

“Make ’em work for snacks. Busy beaks are polite beaks.”