PP650

Brower Chick & Quail Brooder

$449.95
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Product Details

Description

Stromberg’s Chickens aims to make poultry keeping convenient. Our Brower Chick & Quail Brooder is the epitome of our dedication to quality.

Constructed with galvanized steel and equipped with a poly feeder and drinker, this quail brooder is perfect for meeting the needs of experienced chicken keepers and newbies alike.

Whether you are raising quail chicks, tiny chicks, or chicken chicks, this brooder is versatile enough to accommodate them all.

Compact but Efficient Design

Our quail brooder’s dimensions (42” L x 27” W x 19.5” H) ensure that it fits perfectly in compact spaces and maintains body temperature, making it an ideal choice for space-conscious poultry keepers.

Its efficient yet robust design allows it to accommodate up to 50 four-week-old chicks, or 100 day-old quail chicks to the fourth week. This brooder is also suitable for raising coturnix quail during their first critical weeks of growth.

Comprehensive Feeding System for Quail Chicks

If you are tired of refilling your feeder again and again just to keep your quail chicks well-fed, this brooder is the perfect choice. It is equipped with an externally accessible feed trough that holds approximately 7 pounds of feed.

It also includes a universal water drinker with a 3-liter capacity and a self-cleaning trough, ensuring your small quail chicks are well-hydrated without the hassle of constant cleaning and refilling.

Optimal Environment

Our product comes with a 250W heat lamp and thermostat control, making it easy to regulate brooder temperature and provide a safe heat source for optimal chick growth. This is crucial for the well-being of your chicks hatched and ensures that they thrive, especially during their first week.

Our brooder also offers superior comfort with its PVC-coated brooder floor. The floor can be covered with paper towels or a cage board during the first critical week of chick growth for added convenience. This design also supports healthy growth for quail chicks and coturnix quail.

Easy to Clean

No need to spend so much time cleaning and dropping pans again. The chick brooders dropping pan is easily removed for simple and quick maintenance.

Brower Chick & Quail Brooder Highlights

  • Overall size of 42” L x 27” W x 19.5” H
  • Sizeable capacity of 100 day-old chicks, 50 four-week-old chicks, or 100 quail chicks to the fourth week
  • External feeder with a 7-pound capacity
  • Water drinker with a 3-liter capacity and self-cleaning trough
  • PVC-coated wire mesh floor
  • 250W heating element with thermostat control
  • Easy to clean

Step Up Your Breeding Game

At Stromberg’s Chickens, you are not just buying a product. You are also investing in quality that can take your breeding game to the next level. Simplify your routine and enhance the well-being of your quail chicks with our Brower Chick & Quail Brooder.

Whether you are a seasoned poultry keeper or new to the world of quail eggs and chicks, this brooder is designed to make your experience easier and more successful. Invest in the best for your coturnix quail and watch your flock thrive.

Reviews

  • 2

    Well Made Brooder but Heater Failed

    by Steven Calvert on May 25, 2024

    I liked the brooder but the the heater failed after one week. I had a hanging brooder bulb so I was lucky and only lost 12 keets. I had to slide back the top and use the hanging brooder bulb to keep my keets warm. I couldn't find anything about any warranty on the heater. I also haven't had any luck contacting the manufacturer.

  • 1

    Heater Element Failed After One Week

    by Steven Calvert on May 18, 2024

    I was excited when I received my "Brower Chick and Quail Brooder." The instructions weren't the best but it did remind me of my childhood "Erector Set." After I assembled it I discovered there were no instructions for the included drinker. I contacted the manufacturer but received no response. After trial and error, I think I installed it successfully. Since my Guinea keets were coming shortly, I turned on the heater and settled in the temp. When my keets arrived I put them in the brooder. After about three days I had a couple of keets die. two days later I found three more dead. Thinking it heat might be too low I turned it up a little. The next day 6 more were dead. I decided there was definitely something wrong. I went thru the brooder and discovered that heater was no longer working even though the light was still on. The only heat they were getting was from the 5 watt bulb. I couldn't believe I spent over $400 for a brooder with a heater that didn't even last a week. While the box seems to be well made, apparently the heating unit is a piece of trash.