Customer Reviews

Having decided to upgrade from a wooden coop to an Eglu cube I can honestly say that it is the best decision I made. Once I'd received my lovely stack of boxes containing the coop, 4M run, wheels & handles Mr fox had decided to pay a visit while chooks where still in their old wooden coop! This called for additional security and visits to the coop until I assembled the eglu and transferred the chooks across, these fix visits continued during daylight hours for the following week or so until I'd finally completed assembly doing a little each day after returning from work. The visits continued and still do but the chooks are much safer now in the eglu and no attempt has been made to dig at the security skirts. Now for the coop.... Amazingly easy to assemble and once chooks we're introduced they adapted quite well, first evening they were later than normal finding the courage to go up inside but once in they settled and accepted their new home. Everything about this design of coop is simple and very user friendly, I stayed with the manual door as I like to check they are all in and know that the door is securely closed, the ability to close off the nest box is a great design and is used each evening before they go in and opened again when let out next morning. I can see this helping with broody hens also and keeping the nest box cleaner. The roost area is a little larger than the old wooden coop and this winter it feels much warmer too in the mornings as I let them out. The feeders and watering trough are a great design for easy removal and cleaning and I purchased an additional feeder for grit. None of the contents have gotten wet from the heavy rain we've had. I also purchased covers, heavy duty wind breaks for under the coop, extra clips and extra screw down pegs. I was a little skeptical about the screw pegs in sifted soil but these work fantastically on pulling the anti dig skirt down to ground level and speedily removed and installed with the drill attachment not to forget about the wheels and handles, these make moving the coop an absolute breeze and the coop is currently being moved to fresh ground every 2 - 3 days now. Which is obviously creating happy chooks as egg laying has also increased this winter from one egg a day to two eggs and more recently a third egg! That's a good result from 5 chooks over winter I think. Now all I have to install is the roost bar I got for them which should add to that happiness. I could write more but I'll finish with highly recommending the eglu coop to anyone that is pondering over the additional costs against a wooden coop. Go for it, you will not regret it and you will also have access to all the additional add ons designed for the coop and runs.

Wanted to replace a rather large old basket so bought one for Maya who used the old one, however Bertie decided he liked it so had to get another for him. He’s a rather large cat at a whopping 9kg, but manages to squeeze himself in

My granddaughter helped but it was easy to put up. I used a piece of wire mesh for the gate as I needed it more secure against an inquisitive Staffy.

Both my one-eyed girls love their new 'playground'! We live an apartment, so the cat tree gives them so much more space to play and climb, plus a bonus viewing platform to spy on the world!

I don't know how it does it but the wifi signal has incredibly long range and it's probably the only wifi product i've ever purchased that setup on the first go straight out of the box.

I have promised myself an auto door for a while and when I saw Omlet had one for the Go Up I bought one. It was easy to set up and after a few teething issues works brilliantly. No more early get ups for me this summer. I like the notifications I get on the app to let me know it has closed and opened or if there's a problem. Highly recommended

We got this as a gift for our cat on her 10th birthday. Normally she’s not fussed about beds, she’d prefer a good jumper any day, but we wanted something cosier for her in the winter. But she loves this! The fluffy texture had her making biscuits every time she climbs on, and she now climbs into her own comfy bed next to our bed every night to get cosy. She weighs about 4.5kg, so isn’t a huge cat and it is very tight (and cosy) for her to snuggle into, so isn’t the best option if you have a larger cat breed. We’re so pleased we got this bed she loves and the wooden legs are brilliant as we can move it without fear of it slipping or picking up dust from the floor.

This door has eased my concern of safety and warmth for my hens when I’m not home in early enough to close the door. It also lets me sleep in on the weekends just a little bit longer!

So happy with our new bird cage, beautiful and functional design - well worth the money!

We've been through an extremely cold period in the north of Scotland, and the hens have spent a lot of time in the coop. I added a thick layer of straw in the coop for the hens to snuggle into. Does anyone else routinely use bedding?