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Chick Feed or Water Stand

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At some point, your chicks stop being tiny little fluffballs and start kicking bedding absolutely everywhere.

That's when getting the feeder and waterer up off the brooder floor starts looking pretty appealing.

The Chick Feed or Water Stand gives growing chicks an elevated place to eat and drink, raising your equipment 2.75 inches above the surrounding bedding to help reduce the amount of shavings and debris that gets kicked into dinner.

Because apparently pine shavings are everyone's favorite side dish.

Give Growing Chicks a Step Up

The stand measures 21 inches across, giving you room for a compatible chick feeder, small waterer, or both depending on your setup.

Its elevated design is especially handy as chicks get bigger and taller, when equipment sitting directly on the brooder floor starts becoming increasingly easy to bury in whatever they're enthusiastically scratching around.

Place your equipment securely on the stand and make sure your chicks can comfortably step onto or around it and reach their food and water.

No stretching. No struggling.

Just slightly taller chickens making slightly bigger messes.

Features

  • 21" diameter
  • 2.75" high
  • Elevated design with raised legs
  • Holds compatible chick feeders and small waterers
  • Helps keep equipment above loose brooder bedding
  • Particularly useful as chicks grow
  • Room for multiple birds to gather around
  • Easy to remove and clean

Use & Care

Place the stand on a stable, level area of the brooder and make sure it doesn't wobble or shift.

Position your feeder, waterer, or both securely on top. Make sure every chick can comfortably access food and water before relying on the elevated setup.

Check regularly for spilled feed, water, droppings, or accumulated bedding and clean as needed with mild soap and water. Rinse thoroughly and dry before returning it to the brooder.

Your chicks are getting taller.

Their ability to fling bedding is growing right along with them.