FEED BELONGS IN THE FEEDER.
For the biddys in your backyard.

Happy flock.
Less waste.

The ladies. The loud guy. The entire breakfast committee. They all have opinions—and a talent for flinging feed. BIDDY is designed to help keep dinner in the tray.

Meet your coop’s new sidekick ↗Made for backyard chicken keepers. By one.
Outdoor BIDDY feeder concept with a hen reaching right to left inside the feed tray
CHICKEN
PROBLEMS.
CLEVER
SOLUTIONS.
Product concept imagery
KEEP FEED IN THE TRAY✳LET THE FLOCK DO ITS THING✳MAKE COOP LIFE SIMPLER
Good feed belongs in the feeder.

Less of the fling.
More of the feeding.

Your flock ordered breakfast. Your ground did not. BIDDY adds a guard around the feeder tray, with directional openings that guide chickens’ heads from right to left and down toward the feed, helping limit the sideways flick.

01 / THE FIT

Find the right seat.

Match the guard to your feeder’s style and tray size. A good fit comes first.

02 / THE GUARD

A little table manners.

Each opening forms an angled passage that guides a chicken’s head right to left and down toward the tray.

03 / THE FLOCK

Breakfast is served.

The directional feeding path is designed to limit feed flicking and help keep feed in the tray.

Outdoor BIDDY feeder concept showing directional feeding
Concept imagery. Feeder not included.
MEET THE FIRST BIDDY

The Feed Guard.

A small upgrade for a very familiar chicken problem. Designed around the flock’s feeding habits, and refined in a real backyard coop.

ProductFeeder accessory
Development fit15 lb metal feeder
MaterialPETG plastic
AvailabilityComing soon
We’re fine-tuning the fit before opening orders. Final sizes, colors, pricing, and shipping details will be announced at launch.
Check your feeder style ↓
Every feeder has its match.

Let’s find
your fit.

Feeder capacity alone doesn’t guarantee a match. Start with the style, then confirm your tray dimensions when ordering becomes available.

FOR THE LOVE OF THE FLOCK

A little old soul.
A clever new idea.

Some things never change. The morning feed. The familiar cluck. The joy of a backyard full of biddys.

Vintage-style illustrated hen
Vintage photograph of a woman tending a flock of backyard chickens
A flock of brown hens gathered inside a coop
Vintage photograph of a child holding a hen
Two hens walking beneath a clothesline in a sunlit yard
FROM OUR BACKYARD TO YOURS

Same love for chickens.
A little less mess.

BIDDY started with a backyard flock in Cache Valley, Utah, and a simple question: why is so much of their feed ending up on the ground?

That question turned into sketches, prototypes, fit checks, and a whole lot of watching chickens eat. We’re making practical solutions for the little problems chicken keepers know all too well.

Made in the USADreamed up in Cache Valley.
Made for the biddys in your backyard.
A few good questions.

A little coop talk.

Is this a complete feeder?

No. The Feed Guard is an accessory designed to fit around a compatible feeder tray. The feeder is separate.

Will it fit any chicken feeder?

Fit depends on the feeder’s shape, hopper clearance, and tray dimensions. Metal and plastic feeders need different guards. Confirm the exact model and measurements before ordering.

Does it eliminate all feed waste?

The goal is to reduce feed flicking and help keep feed in the tray. Results will depend on your flock, feed, and setup. We’re continuing to test and refine the design.

What about the rooster?

He’s part of the breakfast committee, too. Fit depends on head and comb size, so larger birds need a comfortable clearance check. Rooster compatibility is still being tested.

When can I buy one?

Orders are not open yet. We’ll add confirmed product options, pricing, shipping details, and checkout when the launch is ready.

Why does the surface have texture?

The PETG plastic guard has a textured finish. Surface details may vary, and small surface details may vary between guards.

Small change. Better breakfast.

Less fling. More feeding.

Your flock brings the personality. We’re working on the table manners. Coming soon.

Explore the Feed Guard ↗