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Vitéa – Evolutive Feeder for Chicks and Quails
€49,90
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Description
A feeder that grows with your chicks and quail
The Vitéa EVENA feeder supports the growth of chicks and quail thanks to its adjustable system, which allows the feeding height to be adapted to their needs.
Designed to limit feed waste by up to 50% in our real-world trials, it keeps the food in the feeding area and reduces scattered or soiled feed.
Practical for daily use, Vitéa makes filling and cleaning easy, while offering a robust solution suited to young animals.
An innovation born from our own farm
Conceived, developed, and tested by Bruno Brunel in 2023 at his ornamental poultry farm, Vitéa meets the concrete needs of breeders.
Made in France in our workshop in Touraine, it received the Bronze medal at the 2024 Concours Lépine International in Paris.
Vitéa: less waste, a height adapted to growth, and greater daily simplicity.
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Food-grade plastic + Thermoplastic
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Vitéa – Evolutive Feeder for Chicks and Quails
Up to 50% savings
Scalable
Thanks to the reservoir, birds can directly take the seeds they eat, without any waste.
Anti-waste
No more food on the ground to attract rats and other predators. Seeds are stored safely.
Two installations
Our aeration system preserves seed quality.
100% French manufacturing
Family business
At Evena, we are a multi-generational family business.
French made
We are based in Esvres, Touraine.
French materials
Almost all our materials are sourced in France.
Short supply chains
We prioritize local suppliers for manufacturing our products.
Laure Guarrigues, Scientific Director of Amiens Zoo:
"We have been testing the EVENA feeders for our birds (ducks, pigeons, and cranes) for 7 months.
They are practical to use with their translucent part and ideal size for us. They are aesthetic and blend well into our landscape.
But most importantly, rats and pigeons cannot use them. After several weeks of testing, we observed a significant decrease in pests around the feeders"
