The perfect chick brooder pen is designed to keep your hatchlings safe, comfortable, and secure. The Insta Brooder™ is an enclosed brooder pen featuring a removable mesh top that allows you to monitor your chicks while preventing escapes as they grow.
Product Features:
- Fully enclosed chick brooder pen with durable vinyl and metal frame
- Removable mesh top ensures visibility and ventilation while keeping chicks secure
- Convenient Velcro section for power cords, keeping the indoor chick pen fully enclosed
- Includes 2 disposable liners with textured surface to provide firm footing and easy cleanup
- Portable chick brooder design folds compactly for storage in the included bag
- Easy to clean with washable vinyl material—hose off outside and air dry to prevent mildew
- Hexagon shape with 36" x 36" x 19" dimensions provides ample space for brooding chicks
- Lightweight and collapsible for hassle-free transport and storage
Product Information:
- SKU: 1537
- Condition: New
- Weight: 1.28 lbs
- Country of Origin: China
- Material: Metal frame with durable vinyl cover
- Voltage: None required
- Color: Green
- Style: Brooder Pen
Technical Details:
- Setup Dimensions: 36" x 36" x 19" (hexagonal shape)
- Collapsed Dimensions: 9.5" diameter x 3" tall (circle)
- Includes 2 disposable textured liners for droppings control
- Mesh top for ventilation and chick monitoring
Additional Information:
Ideal as a brooder pen for chicks or a portable chick brooder, this enclosed brooder pen is perfect for indoor use, ensuring your hatchlings stay safe while you keep a watchful eye. The design minimizes escapes and supports healthy chick growth with firm footing and clean conditions.
Care Instructions:
After each use, wash the vinyl with water outdoors and allow it to dry completely before folding and storing to avoid mildew and damage.
Upgrade your hatchling care with the Incubator Warehouse Insta Brooder™ — a secure, easy-to-use indoor chick pen designed for comfort, convenience, and durability. Order yours today!
QUESTIONS & ANSWERS
Ask a Question-
How do I fold the insta brooder when not in use?
1. Push one of the corners of the InstaBrooder™ inward until it folds into the center
2. Continue folding until it is the size of one panel
3. Ensure the black elastic folding strap is hanging out
4. Grab opposite corners of the InstaBrooder™ and twist your wrists in opposite
directions until the brooder forms a 9-10” circle
For video setup and folding instructions scan the QR code or go to https://youtu.be/BC7PRL77WjU
Product Instructions & Documents
Customer Reviews
I bought the insta-brooder back in 2022 for my first 3 chicks I raised and it cleaned and stored easily. I recently purchased 3 Orpington chicks the beginning of June 2025 and the insta-brooder looks like new and works great for my latest chicks! So glad I made investment in this because it hold up year after year!
This is best thing I have ever bought so easy ! I bought 2 so I can put new cardboard bottom in it and move call ducks over to other brooder ! I luv this has made it so easy to keep clean
A whole lot easier than keeping them in my bathtub! I've used many things in the past and none worked as well as this brooder. It's covered, it's easy to store, and perfect for the small backyard breeder. Love it!
I found that this is a breeze to clean if you simply stack a half dozen of the liner sheets in it and fold them up to clean the area. The only problem I have had is before I started doing this, the chicks were able to make small holes in the bottom of the brooder when they scratched.
Removing bedding, and leaving them on the liners made cleaning a breeze, and buying the liners in bulk is a lot cheaper than buying chick bedding for an eight week brooding.
I liked the first one so much that I bought a second and I am using them both - one has bantams, the other large fowl.
I intend to shake them out, vacuum them, hose them out in the shower, and then disinfect them with a brooder of incubator disinfectant. They are much easier to handle than the stock tanks and boxes I used in the past.
I like it. I line it with a small stack of liners and simply remove the dirty one from the top. I don't add bedding, and the liners and the screen keep the dust and odor done.
At the end of the season I intend to shake it out, haul it into the big shower and wash it down, let it dry, hit it with an incubator/brooder disinfectant, dry it out and put it away.
The only drawback is that before I figured out piling a half dozen or so sheets of liner, some of the chicks scratched through the bottom, which means spills can now leak onto the floor.