Peck Toy, Interactive Slow Feed Release Toy for Your Flock, Chicken Slow Feeder Boredom Busting Fun Maintain Your Hens Entertained(1 Pack)

My chicken took about a week to figure it out. Now they have a blast everyday shaking scratch out!

Chickens wanted nothing to do with it for a couple weeks but when they finally weren't scared of it anymore they love it!! I put scratch in it and works awesome. Sometimes there's a big piece that gets stuck inside but its there very last thing left and I just dump it out

I got the 1 pack just to make sure my ladies would like it. For the most part it’s simple and easy to use. Put the stake in the ground, put the spring in there and then the ball with goodies. It’s a good size and I like it’s clear to be able to see how much is in there. HOWEVER, the spring and ball can easily fall. I don’t think the spring is strong enough. Also, the holes for the goodies to come out aren’t to my likening on size. Sun flower seeds don’t come out easily. The plastic lid to the ball has also deteriorated and has almost completely separated.It was fun to watch my girls play with it but I wish the plastic was a bit more sturdy.

Definitely fun for the chickies. I had to add some epoxy glue to the base though since it kept falling out. Otherwise, great boredom buster.

I recently got this chicken pecking toy and wow—my hens are obsessed! It cleverly dispenses treats slowly as they peck, keeping them busy and offering mental stimulation. My flock had it figured out in no time, and even the shy ones joined in eventually.

I'm going to have to Jimmy right this toy. The potential this toy could have with out the top part flying off is there. It's just that the top portion isn't secured enough to give my chickens time to enjoy it.

Didn't last a day. Cheap and flimsy.

It was a good idea.i think it was for small chickens because my chickens absolutely tore it to piece. It's is quiet not to sturdy no rust design flaws seeds fallout everywhere