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Happy Hen Treats Silo Chicken Feeder

Happy Hen Treats Silo Chicken Feeder

By Happy Hen Treats 6 reviews analyzed Updated Oct 2023 80% confidence
4.5 /10
Quality
2.5
Value
4.5
Design
3.0
Function
4.0
Durability
3.0

In a Nutshell

  • Mixed reviews with 50% positive and 50% negative
  • Durability and design are the main issues
  • Functionality and ease of use are generally good

Quick Verdict

The Happy Hen Treats Silo Chicken Feeder has mixed reviews, with users appreciating its functionality but criticizing its durability and design. It is generally considered below average due to issues with the lid, dividers, and overall durability.

Quick Stats

Reviews Analyzed 6
Would Recommend 33%
Would Buy Again 50%
Avg Lifespan Unknown

Pet Compatibility

πŸ• Dogs
Caution
🐈 Cats
Caution

Pros & Cons

Pros

  • Good Design (1)

    Chickens love the treats and it's easy to use.

Cons

  • Leaks In Rain (1) medium

    The silo can leak when it rains, causing the feed to get wet.

  • Flimsy Lid and Dividers (2) major

    The ability of dogs to tear it apart.

  • Flimsy Construction (1) major

    The lid doesn’t even snap shut, which is deal breaker

Who Is This For?

βœ“ Best For

  • β€’ Chicken owners β€” The feeder's design and functionality are appreciated, though users are mixed on the lid and dividers

βœ— Skip If

  • β€’ People looking for durable feeders β€” The feeder has significant durability and leak issues, which makes it not ideal for outdoor use.

Durability & Care

Expected Lifespan Less than 2 months

Factors: Used under certain conditions

Cleaning Methods

βœ— Machine wash
βœ— Hand wash
βœ— Spot clean

Floor Compatibility

⚠️ Hardwood
⚠️ Tile
⚠️ Carpet
⚠️ Vinyl
⚠️ Laminate

Rating Distribution

2.8
6 reviews
5β˜…
50%
4β˜…
0%
3β˜…
0%
2β˜…
17%
1β˜…
33%
Chickens love it (1) DURABILITY (6)

Highlighted Reviews

β€” Selina

"My chickens love Silo Chicken. They Love it so much, I ordered the chicken water fountain also."

β€” Luressa

"This would only work well if used under a covered area."

Bottom Line

If you are considering this feeder, be prepared for potential durability issues and ensure you have a covered area to use it.

4.5 /10
β€” Below Average