KEBONNIXS Automatic Chicken Cup Waterer and Port Feeder Set, 2 Gallon/10 Pounds

The Automatic Chicken Cup Waterer and Port Feeder have been a noticeable upgrade from my previous setup. Both units are made from thick, durable plastic that feels sturdy enough to withstand daily use and exposure to outdoor conditions. The design keeps food and water elevated and enclosed, which helps minimize waste and keeps everything cleaner compared to open bowls. Installation was simple—I mounted both directly onto the run walls, and they sit securely without wobbling. The waterer includes cup-style drinkers that refill as needed, and the feeder ports are designed to reduce spillage. My flock of 5 hens adjusted within a couple of days; while they scattered some feed at first, they quickly adapted and now eat cleanly from the ports. Capacity is another strong point. The feeder holds enough food to last nearly a week, and the water reservoir typically needs refilling every 3–4 days. For me, this means less daily maintenance and fewer requests for neighbors to check in when I’m away. Overall, this system is well thought out: sturdy build, easy to refill without entering the run, and effective at reducing waste. A reliable solution for anyone looking to simplify flock management

My husband and I went out of town for 4 days and wanted to ensure that our chickens would never run out of food or water during that time. We normally free range them but didn't want to put them at risk for predator attacks. We have 7 hens and I purchased 2 sets of these so all the chickens could eat or drink at the same time . The feeders and waters lasted well beyond when we returned from our trip. None of them were less than half full. I previously used gravity feeders/waters. From now on we will use these. They keep the food fresh, and rodents out. Now instead of putting up their food every single night I just need to fill up those 20 pounds of feed and let it be until it runs out. In the 2 plus weeks I've had them there has been no mold and the food stays nice dry with no clumping. This is great considering we live in Florida. The 20 pounds of feed has lasted our 7 chickens over a week. Their only other source of food was a Purina Flock Block to keep them entertained. If you free range your flock the feed lasts even longer before you need to refill it. I still swap out the water every few days to keep the bacteria at bay. I really enjoy being able to just remove the lid and fill the feed and water up from the top. Getting them used to eating from them was easy. The feeders come with instructions on how to do this. I was able to speed up the process but putting their favorite treats inside the feeding area. It's easier if you make sure they see you put the treats in there. Use something dry like dried mealworms, oats or scratch. Long story short these are great. Buy them if you need something more secure but not overly complicated to train your chickens to eat from. They feed a small flock of 7 over a week and keep the food fresh. No tips over or leaks. Plus they come with fasteners to keep them more secure . We did not have to use those. They really saved they day when we had to leave our chickens alone. 10/10 would recommend.

After 6 weeks of use, and so far they’re GREAT! Chickens took to them right away, and we’ve had zero problems with water infiltration from the AZ monsoon rains. the food stays nice and dry. Several other reviewers complained about food spillage, but I’ve had very little from my 5 bird flock as you can see in the picture. Instead of screwing them to the posts, I put them on a homemade hook system (bent nails with the heads snipped off). That way I can easily take them off for cleaning and repair. I had a slight water drip for the first day, but it stopped completely, and I have no water leaks at all. Also, the water in the tank stays pristine! The water in the cups has gotten some food bits in it early on, but even that is much less now. When I fill the tank, I just pour some water from the pitcher into the little cups, and it cleans them out just fine. This system holds enough food and water for several days for our birds, which is REALLY nice!! And so far maintenance has been non existent outside of cleaning the little water bowls out as I described. I obviously can’t speak to longevity yet, but so far I can’t say enough good things about them. GREAT system. For a matter of background, this is my second flock of chickens. My first flock was double the size, and I used the standard round hanging food and water buckets. They required constant maintenance and cleaning and my loss of food and water to spillage was a lot. These are FAR superior!

These made my life so much easier once my birds got big enough to use the feeder. There is a age/size restriction for the feeder due to smaller chicks/birds climbing inside. I never let the feed completely run out, but I would guesstimate 4 average size birds could eat for nearly a week. This set is a solid plastic with the parts to attach vertically to a wall or fence. These cannot be hung from a ceiling or rafter. The company replaced my cups within one day after contacting them waterer! The waterer worked perfectly for a few weeks then it leaked. Luckily my 12 week old birds were still inside my house and I noticed the following morning. Boy were they thirsty! I filled it up again thinking They tipped it somehow but it leaked again. I took it to my sink and refilled and tested, checked the small silicone gaskets and tightened the wing nut. Even looked at the instructions again thinking I did something wrong even though it's pretty straightforward. The company said it was likely the spring.. I think the issue is with the inner cups being removed repeatedly for cleaning. I removed them nearly every day and almost had to force them in because the outer cup fills with water and you must press pretty hard to squeeze the water out to get the inner cups back it. (And of course that water squirts on either you or the wall and makes the bedding a bit wet. Being able to remove the inner cup for cleaning is a good concept, but it didn't work out for me. Once I put on the new cups that the company sent so quickly, I plan to just wipe them out with a clean absorbent rag or paper towels. I had purchased this set and another cup waterer WITHOUT a removable liner by a different company to hang in the run all at the same time. So I had to use that until while I troubleshooted my problem. I simply wipe it out. So if the removable liner appeals to you, just know you may find it easier wipe the cup out and less risk of damaging the mechanism that stops the cup from continuing to fill and overflow. I still would recommend this set for value and practicality.

Better priced than store products. Easy to put together. My ducks however lean too long on the water cups and tend to drain the water non stop- making a mess. I drilled a hole in the top of the water so my hose fits in it to fill it more quickly. The only other issue I have is the water holding cups freeze in winter even when the heater I put inside keeps the water from freezing inside. I think these are great products however the waterer doesn’t work as planned for Colorado winters and below freezing. The feeder keeps all the food dry and less waste. I think the waterer will work great during warmer weather and summer use. The feeder is great year round. I like that I don’t have to fill food everyday and you can see if the containers are full/empty from a distance and without removing the lid to look inside.

These worked great and were easy to manage. The water cups broke with cold weather after only having for 2 months.

It was a learning curve but my chickens have figured out how to use these. The feeder is amazing. I'm going through significantly less feed. The only issue is my two big-combed roosters can't get their heads in the hole to eat. I had to remove the ledge piece to give them any hope but even then, they just can't efficiently get their heads in to eat. If the hole were an inch or two bigger, the feeder would be the best thing I've ever bought for them. The water is great too. Took them a little longer to figure that one out. I have one hanging on the fencing in one yard and the cups stay nice and full. I have the other sitting on a cinder block in the other pen and those cups don't stay as full. I think the slight tilt helps. These are fairly easy to clean and I like that the cups have a piece that comes out so I can dump all the sand and dirt out that accumulates between deep cleans. They are quite difficult to carry and place back where they are hanging once full of water so I've started taking them in to clean them, then bringing them empty outside with a bucket of water to fill them. Overall, very happy to bought them! Seriously going through less feed.

Don’t question it- just buy it! I will admit I was skeptical about this purchase however I only have 4 chickens and these are the perfect size! Very easy to use and I have a significantly less amount of food waste! Quality is just a good as the other more expensive brands. Overall very good value for the money!

Absolutely love it. It hangs on my chicken tractor wall, so moves with it nicely. Lid keeps the birds from standing on top. It is saving me so much water and feed and hassle that even at that price, I think it's worth it.

Good product. Chickens are happy

These are great for our chicken coop. We currently have 5 chickens and the food lasts at least 5-7 days along with the water. Definitely the best feeder / waterer system for the price. Only downfall and why I give it a 4 star instead of 5, is that they need to be mounted to the wall so if you want to take them off to clean really well, they must be unscrewed. Also not easy to move if that's what you're looking to do. Otherwise, I would highly recommend.

I've order this twice it works well and no mess, the only thing is if your using this for quail make sure it's topped off with food if not the quail will squeeze in and get stuck.

Ce sont les meilleurs outils pour nourrir les poules que j'ai eu jusqu'à présent! Et j'en ai eu plusieurs. Bien fait et pratique.