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Pawhut - 59" Small Wooden Chicken Coop, Poultry Cage for Outdoor Backyard with 2 Doors, Nesting Box and Removable Tray
Average customer rating
4.6
(30 Reviews)
Rating breakdown 30 reviews
5 Stars
22
4 Stars
6
3 Stars
1
2 Stars
1
1 Star
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Customer Reviews for Pawhut - 59" Small Wooden Chicken Coop, Poultry Cage for Outdoor Backyard with 2 Doors, Nesting Box and Removable Tray
Customer Rating
5
Cute
on October 5, 2021
Posted by: OlenaKO
As a first time chicken mom, I searched high and low for a budget coop. I'm really happy with this one. It's small, but perfect for my two girls. Very easy to put together - I did it unassisted within an hour. I made some tweaks though!
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Customer Rating
5
Young Chicken House or Batam
on October 23, 2021
Posted by: Raindrops
This is just the right size for chicks after they get their feathers that maintain their own heat. 2 to 8 month old chicks. I like the full roof to protect from heat and rain.. Great for Bantam chickens. Full size chickens not enough room for them to move around. * Where you raise them they will return at night to roost.*
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Customer Rating
4
Needed some extra predator proofing
on October 26, 2021
Posted by: Anonymous
Easy to put together. We are using for two rabbit. Would be pretty tight for two full size chicken. We move it daily so rabbit get fresh grass and added wire on bottom so they can¡¯t dig out.
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Customer Rating
5
Chicken palace
on November 16, 2021
Posted by: Anonymous
So I've recently acquired a silky chicken, he's 7 months old and I've never owned a chicken, I was told he wasn't going to get very big so I decided on a small coop like this one, it is very small but he seems to be pretty cozy, so as long as it holds up and he uses it then I'm happy.
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Customer Rating
5
Only for locking up at night
on June 28, 2020
Posted by: Starry One
This is solely for sleeping, being safe and locked up at night. Chickens should free range. Between buying the supplies, tools and painting/staining to help it last longer and time to make it's a great price for 1-4 chickens. To sleep in only, at dusk of course.
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Customer Rating
5
Sturdy and easy to assemble.
on October 20, 2020
Posted by: Ashlyn
Easy to assemble. My husband modified it to add a house on back end. The girls are very happy. The only thing I would change is the door closure as it sometimes is difficult to secure.
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Customer Rating
5
Fair price for a decent product
on October 19, 2020
Posted by: D A.
We are happy with the product. I thought it was fairly easy to assemble, except the door took a few tries. You will need extra zip ties and will need to reinforce the bottom to protect your livestock from predators. A fisher cat tried to attack our chickens and was not able to get in. I waited a few months to make a review because I wanted to make sure it stayed sturdy, but we have had no problems. So far it has been able to withstand a sticky snow storm, a tornado watch and a few hurricane-like storms. I think the price is fair for the product. A few poles in the box were dented or bent but it didnt effect the integrity of the structure. My chickens are very happy.
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Customer Rating
5
Sets up fast
on October 18, 2020
Posted by: Beejee
I like this so much I bought two. Easy to assemble. It is a light to medium weight kennel. We bought one for our chickens and liked it so much we bought another for our turkeys. Two small coops (sized for 4 chickens) fit inside with plenty of room left for them to roam on the days we can¡¯t let them free range. For the turkeys we added heavy duty tarps to weatherproof and insulate for nighttime housing (they are free range daytime). Depending on your predator type and population, extra wire and blocking at the bottom will secure it better. The chicken wire provided is coated and easier to work with than uncoated wire. One complaint is the zip ties, which are light and easily broken. I suggest at least supplementing with some heavier duty ties or cage clips.
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