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A feeder is not just for storing grain. Above all, it must prevent the grain from ending up on the ground, wet, soiled or accessible to rats, mice and birds.
Sorting and scratching scatter some of the feed on the ground. This grain often ends up trampled, soiled, dampened, or mixed with droppings, which degrades its quality.
Result: more waste and less clean feed for the poultry.
When grain is scattered on the ground, it creates several small access points around the coop. Birds, mice, and rats quickly spot these easily accessible leftovers.
The less grain there is on the ground, the fewer things there are to attract them.
A classic feeder rarely protects the feed well. In case of rain or humidity, the grain can swell, stick, block the flow, or mold more quickly.
You then need to clean out, empty, or move the feeder more often.
Cocobol does not replace a rat extermination if the rats are already present, but it helps reduce what attracts them daily: easily accessible seeds.
Every detail has been designed to limit waste, protect the feed, and make daily feeding simpler.
The shape of the feeder helps keep feed in the feeding area, limits unnecessary scratching, and reduces seed accessible on the ground.
The cap better protects the entrance from rain and helps keep the grain drier in daily use.
The transparent hopper allows you to easily see the grain level, so you can anticipate refilling without opening it. The grey version of the hopper retains a transparent strip at the bottom, so you are warned when the feeder needs to be refilled.
The feeder attaches quickly, detaches easily, and fills from the top for simple daily use.
The Cocobol opening is not just a simple opening: its shape limits scratching, controls the flow of kibble, and prevents areas where food can get stuck.
Access is sized for chickens, with less space for scratching and throwing grain.
The edges help contain the feed in the bowl and reduce losses to the floor.
The bowl gives access to the feed without creating a large open reserve where chickens can sort through it.
The food moves downwards gradually: old seeds don't get stuck at the bottom.
Access remains designed for poultry, including roosters with a more developed comb like our Blanco.
In the event of a heavy pest infestation, it completes the installation by blocking access when the chickens are sleeping.
The result also depends on a good installation: suitable height, stable support and night cap if pests are very present.
Attach the bracket at the correct height, hang the feeder, then fill from the top. It can be removed without tools for cleaning.
Choose a height suitable for chickens, then attach the support to a stable point.
The feeder is quick to install and stays suspended daily.
Refilling is done from the top, without dismantling the entire system.
Cocobol is designed and manufactured in small batches in Puy-de-Dôme, France. This local production allows us to improve parts based on feedback, maintain real customer support, and offer a durable, repairable feeder suited for real chicken coops.
Short answers on actual use, installation, and limitations to be aware of.
The feeder helps limit the attraction of pests by reducing the amount of accessible seeds on the ground. It is not a foolproof anti-rat solution: in case of a strong presence, a good installation, a night cap, and appropriate actions around the chicken coop are also required.
Yes, the opening is designed to remain accessible to poultry, including roosters with a more developed comb.
The cap better protects the entrance and helps keep the grain drier. Wind exposure and feeder orientation remain important.
The choice depends mainly on the number of chickens, the desired autonomy, and the available space. The calculator on the page helps estimate the appropriate capacity.
The feeder is suitable for dry and fluid foods. Highly irregular mixtures should be tested, as they may flow less easily.
It can be removed without tools for emptying and cleaning. Regular checks prevent the accumulation of grain dust.
It allows you to block access to food when the chickens are sleeping, especially if pests are very present around the coop.
