A gift certificate they'll spend on what they actually want.
A Dine-A-Chook gift certificate lets them pick their own feeder, drinker or treats — so they get the one that actually fits their setup, not the one you guessed at.
Delivered by email, usually within a few minutes. Spends on anything in the store.
- $50 Treats and supplements. Mealworms, shell grit, a tub of Mega Mineral.
- $100 A feeder, or a twin-cup drinker. Enough to fix one problem properly.
- $150 A full feeder and drinker kit — the setup most people start with.
- SHIPS FREE $250 A big setup for a growing flock, with free shipping on top.
Create the gift certificate
Takes about a minute.
When does it arrive?
Straight away, to the email address you enter. If you'd rather give it in person, send it to yourself and print it — it's designed to fold into a card.
Does it expire?
No. Australian law requires gift cards to last at least three years; ours don't have an end date at all.
What if they spend less than the full amount?
The balance stays on the certificate for next time. They can use it across as many orders as they like.
Can they use it with a discount code?
Yes. A gift certificate is a payment method, not a coupon, so it works alongside any offer that's running.
Already have a certificate? Check its balance or see how to redeem it.