1) Wood for walls floor etc is very thin and cheap.
2)Roof is very sturdy though, and keeps the chickens dry so that’s good.
3) Very cheap!
4) Perfect for 2 hens, could fit up to 4.
5) Great for urban chickens, bad for country chickens. This will not keep a dog out of it wants to get into the coop badly enough. I’ve lives in the country and this wouldn’t have lasted very long but it’s perfect for some suburban or city chickens!
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Your pets are your family, and we understand that they deserve nothing but the best. We're always pushing for higher quality on our pet furniture, accessories, and living essentials to make sure that you feel as connected to your furry family as possible. Dogs, cats, birds, small animals, rabbits, and chickens all are taken care of under PawHut's roof. Show the appreciation they deserve with PawHut.
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Product Description
Give your pets the comfort that they deserve with our new supply of Pawhut beds, stairs, grooming equipment and a range of other products to make your home "animal-friendly." We have expanded beyond the traditional pet supplies; providing a range of products for birds, rabbits, and even a large selection of best-selling chicken coops.
Raise farm-fresh eggs—and herbs and vegetables to enjoy with them. An inside and fenced outside area gives your chickens the ability to be chosen where they want to be while having the opportunity to stretch their legs . A metal pull out drawer is designed for easy cleaning and the nesting box is perfect for chickens to lay eggs in. The sturdy wood construction offers enhanced durability while the treated wood surface protects against environmental damage.
- Farmhouse style housing structure with display top, run area and nesting box
- Sturdy wood construction for enhanced durability
- Spacious run area with ramp/ladder access
- Metal pull out drawer for easy cleaning
- Nesting box perfect for chickens to lay eggs in
- Built in planter box to raise fresh herbs and vegetables
- Assembly required
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SafeWe use high-quality materials to make the product structure stable and durable, non-toxic and harmless, and can be used by your pets at ease. |
Home for petsThis will be a warm and caring house, also a perfect haven for your lovely friends and gives them a cozy and enjoyable time here. |
Enrich theirA satisfactory addition for your lovely friends. Give them a colorful life and they'll never get boring anymore. |
Suitable forMulti-purpose usage with strong compatibility. To provide you with convenience, but also to meet the needs of various pets. |
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| Price | — | $204.99 | — | — | — | — |
| Dimension | 75" L x 32" D x 41" H | 66"L x 43.5"W x 40"H | 83" L x 35" W x 52" H | 96.5" L x 35.5" W x 44.5" H | 71"L x 32"W x 51"H | 59.25" L x 21.25" W x 34.25" H |
| Material | Fir Wood, Galvanized Wire | Fir Wood, Steel Wire | Fir Wood, Galvanized Wire | Fir Wood, Wire | Wood | Fir Wood |
| Coop size | 41" H x 24" L x 32" D | 31.5"L x 27.5"W x 39.25"H | 22" L x 12" W x 13" - 14.5" H | 24.75" L x 31.5" W x 24.25" - 31" H | 26.75"L x 26.5"W x 27.25"H | 19.75" L x 18.25" W x 25.25" H |
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| Price | -14% $179.99 Typical: $209.99 | $119.99 | $459.99 | $149.99 | -30% $139.99 List: $199.99 | $119.99 |
| Delivery | — | Get it May 9 - 10 | Get it May 10 - 13 | Get it May 8 - 10 | Get it May 9 - 10 | Get it May 9 - 10 |
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| Sold By | Aosom Direct | AIVITUVIN PETS | PETSCOSSET | PETSCOSSET | AIVITUVIN PETS | AI PETS |
| target species | Chicken | Duck, Rabbit | Chicken | Chicken | Chicken | Chicken |
| material | Fir, Alloy Steel | Wood | Fir | Fir | Wood | Wood |
| number of doors | 3 | 3 | 2 | 2 | 4 | 3 |
| number of levels | 2 | 2 | 2 | 2 | 2 | 2 |
| number of items | — | 1 | 1 | 1 | — | — |
| weight | 24.2 pounds | 30.52 kilograms | 56.21 pounds | 56.21 pounds | — | — |
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Very Small Chicken Coop
I purchased this coop and quickly realized that it is better suited for small variety chickens. As you can see in the pictures I had 4 hens: Rhode Island Red, Buff Orpington, Speckled Sussex and Golden Comet. As previously mentioned, we had to act quick and improvise due to the cramped space. We decided to move our chicken coop inside one of our vacant horse stalls so they can have more room. We leave the doors open on the coop so they can roost inside (or on top as pictured) and lay eggs in the nesting box. Unfortunately, before the move into the horse stall we didn’t noticed that pecking had started in the small coop which quickly escalated resulting in the passing of our Rhode Island Red yesterday. That event obviously wasn’t caused by the coop, but it’s important for potential consumers of this coop to understand that adequate space for chickens is of upmost importance and I highly encourage others to attach a run of some sort because the run space below the coop is simply inadequate unless the chickens are let out every morning. Only happy hens lay eggs and happy hens like to stretch their wings and legs! Overall the coop was easy to assemble but isn’t very sturdy. We were missing several screws for the door latches (each latch was missing a screw or two) thankfully we had some similar to the same size that we used. For the time being, we’ll continue using this coop until we can turn the vacant horse stall into a hen’s paradise.
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Reviewed in the United States on October 13, 2018
2)Roof is very sturdy though, and keeps the chickens dry so that’s good.
3) Very cheap!
4) Perfect for 2 hens, could fit up to 4.
5) Great for urban chickens, bad for country chickens. This will not keep a dog out of it wants to get into the coop badly enough. I’ve lives in the country and this wouldn’t have lasted very long but it’s perfect for some suburban or city chickens!
Perfect for a couple hens in the city or suburbs!
Reviewed in the United States on October 13, 2018
1) Wood for walls floor etc is very thin and cheap.Reviewed in the United States on October 13, 2018
2)Roof is very sturdy though, and keeps the chickens dry so that’s good.
3) Very cheap!
4) Perfect for 2 hens, could fit up to 4.
5) Great for urban chickens, bad for country chickens. This will not keep a dog out of it wants to get into the coop badly enough. I’ve lives in the country and this wouldn’t have lasted very long but it’s perfect for some suburban or city chickens!
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Reviewed in the United States on January 15, 2019
I purchased this coop and quickly realized that it is better suited for small variety chickens. As you can see in the pictures I had 4 hens: Rhode Island Red, Buff Orpington, Speckled Sussex and Golden Comet. As previously mentioned, we had to act quick and improvise due to the cramped space. We decided to move our chicken coop inside one of our vacant horse stalls so they can have more room. We leave the doors open on the coop so they can roost inside (or on top as pictured) and lay eggs in the nesting box. Unfortunately, before the move into the horse stall we didn’t noticed that pecking had started in the small coop which quickly escalated resulting in the passing of our Rhode Island Red yesterday. That event obviously wasn’t caused by the coop, but it’s important for potential consumers of this coop to understand that adequate space for chickens is of upmost importance and I highly encourage others to attach a run of some sort because the run space below the coop is simply inadequate unless the chickens are let out every morning. Only happy hens lay eggs and happy hens like to stretch their wings and legs! Overall the coop was easy to assemble but isn’t very sturdy. We were missing several screws for the door latches (each latch was missing a screw or two) thankfully we had some similar to the same size that we used. For the time being, we’ll continue using this coop until we can turn the vacant horse stall into a hen’s paradise.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 13, 2023
Reviewed in the United States on June 3, 2021
