Automatic Waterer and Feeder Barry King BK-14268 0.5 L, gray

Automatic waterer and feeder Barry King BK-14268 0.5 L, gray is a compact combined unit that delivers both water and feed for small animals and poultry. The device integrates a 0.5 L reservoir with a simple dispensing mechanism designed for steady portioning and less frequent manual refills. Its neutral gray finish and space-saving design make it suitable for coops, cages, and small-scale hobby farm setups where reliable, continuous access to water and feed is required.

Advantages

The combined automatic waterer and feeder reduces the need for separate feeding and watering equipment by integrating both functions into one compact unit. Its 0.5 L reservoir provides a balance between portability and capacity, supporting short-term unattended use and lowering the frequency of refills. The design is intended for stable dispensing to minimize waste and spillage, and the neutral color adapts to different environments without attracting undue attention.

Suitable for

• Small poultry coops and brooding areas
• Cages for rabbits, guinea pigs, and other small mammals
• Hobby farms and backyard flocks
• Temporary housing and transport enclosures

Key specifications

• Combined water and feed function in a single unit
• Total reservoir volume: 0.5 liters
• Color: gray
• Compact, space-saving design for small enclosures
• Simple dispensing mechanism for steady portioning

How to use

Fill the reservoir with fresh water and the feed compartment with the appropriate type and size of feed for your animals. Place the unit at a stable, accessible location inside the coop or cage at a height suitable for the animals to reach comfortably. Check that the dispensing mechanism operates freely and adjust the position to avoid tipping. Regularly inspect and refill the reservoirs, and clean the device periodically to prevent buildup of feed residues and biofilm.

Usage recommendations

For best results, use clean, potable water and dry, appropriately sized feed. Refill before the reservoir is completely empty to ensure continuous supply. Clean the unit at least once a week and more frequently in warm weather or when housing multiple animals to maintain hygiene and prevent contamination.