Poultry

Ability to hang feeder with a rotating inner rod Same high quality as the poultry drinkers Segregations (individual feed compartments) around feed pan help reduce the amount of seed being...

A backyard insect buffet of mealworms, black soldier flyer larvae and darkling beetles. These bags are packed full of protein and calcium that can be fed straight from your hand, scattered on the...

Bainbridge Dried Crickets are more than just a tasty treat to supplement your chicken’s diet. Crickets add significant benefits to support their overall growth, well-being, and vitality. As a...

Chick drinker with a stainless steel metal base and a glass mason jar Supplied fully assembled in a sturdy branded colour box for easy shipping

8 hole gravity chick feeder with a galvanised metal base and a glass mason jar Supplied fully assembled in a sturdy branded colour box for easy shipping

   Closure cap to go on the end of the feeder hood of the Bainbridge Chook Tower Feeder.  Closure caps allows the feeder to be closed at night, which is particularly useful to manage rodents.

Extra bracket sets to suit the Bainbridge Chook Tower Feeder & Drinker. Attach to posts, solid walls or any suitable surface. Multiple mounts can be set up to move the feeder around the property.

Mealworms are a popular food source for poultry, caged birds, wild birds, lizards, turtles and fish. In the wild, foraging would normally produce a wide- ranging diet, and mealworms are a return to...

Hygienic, soft and sustainably sourced, Rocky Point’s AniStraw is specificially produced to create healthy, comfortable and environmentally friendly habitiats for a wide range of pets and animal...

For the treatment of Levamisole Sensitive Large Roundworms (Ascaridia galli), Caecal worm (Heterakis gallinae), and Hairworm (Capillaria spp.) in fowls, turkeys and other food producing birds. All...

Riverina Complete Duck Grower Mash is a complete feed for growing ducks. Directions for Use Complete Duck Grower Mash is a complete feed for growing ducks from hatching to slaughter. No...