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Saturn Yellow Chicken Feeder

Choose a Size

Subtle?

Absolutely not.

Useful?

Now we're talking.

The Saturn Yellow Chicken Feeder is a complete hanging feeder setup with the tower, base, and oversized lid all included. It comes in two capacities, so you can go with the compact Saturn 3, which holds approximately 3 pounds of feed, or the considerably hungrier Saturn 15, which holds approximately 15 pounds.

And yes.

It's very yellow.

Around here, we consider that a feature. 😉

Hang It, Fill It, Feed Chickens

The hanging design lets you position the feeder at a comfortable eating height for your birds while keeping the setup up off the ground.

Adjust the feed-flow openings for the type of feed you're using, fill the tower, put the lid on, and let gravity handle the rest.

The oversized lid covers the top of the feed tower, but the feeding area remains open, so this feeder should be used in a dry, protected location.

Because rain plus chicken feed equals expensive oatmeal.

Nobody ordered that.

Features

  • Available in Saturn 3 and Saturn 15 models
  • Saturn 3 holds approximately 3 lbs of feed
  • Saturn 15 holds approximately 15 lbs of feed
  • Hanging gravity-fed chicken feeder
  • Adjustable feed-flow openings
  • Includes base, tower, and oversized lid
  • Durable plastic construction
  • High-visibility yellow
  • Easy to disassemble for cleaning
  • Best used in a dry, protected location

Setup & Care

Assemble the feeder according to the manufacturer's instructions and adjust the feed-flow openings for the type of feed you're using.

Hang it securely at a comfortable feeding height for your birds and make sure everyone can easily reach the feeding area.

Clean as needed with mild soap and water, rinse thoroughly, and let all parts dry completely before refilling.

As for the color?

Let's just say a bright yellow chicken feeder was never going to have a hard time fitting in around Cluck It All Farms.

Some things are just meant to be.