Customer Reviews

I have two parrotlets and two budgies and have been through lots of cages (they need three altogether as parrotlets can be aggressive and have to be housed separately). I purchased an omlet cage with stand and accessories for one of the parrotlets mostly as I present to myself because it’s so aesthetically beautiful. I wasn’t too happy with fiddliness of assembly and also wasn’t sold on the small size of the doors at first (though we’ve adjusted since). But I immediately loved how easy it is to keep the cage clean and how little spillage there is (once the bird discovered the central food and water containers and I was able to remove all other bowls). He seems to really like the cage and especially enjoys the swings. Anyway, it wasn’t long till I bought another set up for my budgies. It was much easier building the second cage. These really are fantastic, well-designed cages. They’re sturdy and a breeze to clean. Probably only a matter of time till I get a third omlet cage for our other parrotlet.

We bought this as an outdoor run but also as a temporary indoor play space over the winter for the guinea pigs. They absolutely love it. Very spacious, secure from our inquisitive cat and a really lovely design and colour. Best run I've seen.

Evie absolutely loves her new Sheepskin Blanket. It is the softest thing I've ever felt, I'm actually a bit jealous! The perfect way to make her Topology bed that extra bit cosy for the colder months.

I bought this after receiving our Cube and 9 ft run, and the little tarp that comes with it. This tarp covers the whole top of the run and goes about halfway down the sides so it keeps the run mostly dry. Recently it poured heavily for two days straight and that time it got wet under there. It would be nice if Omlet made a tarp for winter that goes all the way to the ground to keep out the snow and heavy rain so the ladies can stay dry and warm.

We bought our Eglu Cube in June of this year. We got it within 3 weeks which was a little quicker than we were expecting it. It was a big task to put together with 2 people; we did it in the evenings, it probably took 5-6 hours total to get the coop and 9 ft run put together. Once we got it up we love it. Our chicks were about 8 weeks old when they moved in and they got used to it quickly. It was a really hot summer and they did great. We did put a few big frozen water bottles in there to keep them cool overnight. We put hardware cloth around the run to keep out the raccoons, and put toddler doorknob covers on the rear and egg door knobs also. We had a raccoon break into our last coop so we're extra cautious. We ended up attaching our 9 foot Omlet run to an 8x8 producer's pride universal poultry pen only because the Omlet walk-in run was not in stock, but it worked out great. Our winters get cold in Upstate NY but we're planning to buy the blanket or jacket from Omlet and the windbreak also. In the dropping tray we've been using Sweet PDZ and First Saturday Lime, and I've been adding pine shavings since it's been getting cooler at night. It's so easy to keep clean compared to a wooden coop. We also hope to add the auto door at some point. I'm attaching a photo of our chicks when they first moved into the Omlet before we got the walk-in run.

I needed a quick, cost effective and temporary fencing solution to stop my dog from eating windfall apples, which were making him sick. One kit was plenty to encircle a mature apple tree and keep apples contained. This fence is very cost effective for the length and quality, and could be put together in 45 minutes. The gateway is simple but effective, but I wouldn't want to be fiddling with it multiple times a day. Tent pegs ensure access isn't possible under the fence. Once apple season is over, I'm reassured I can just pop this out of the lawn, roll it up and use again next year. Only room for improvement is perhaps they could double the number of tent pegs, as there weren't quite enough to secure the bottom of the fence all the way round and do the guy ropes ... but I Haven't used the guy ropes as I don't want a trip hazard so that's no issue for me (the fence holds up fine, just needs to be pushed down in places every week or so).

I bought my first door about a year ago. I love ,love ,love it!! No issues what so ever. The batteries I originally put in are still at 70%! So easy to install, I watched the website video they give a link to. You can change the setting super easy. I prefer the time mode to compensate for cloudy/rainy days. I'm getting ready to purchase a second door for my boys in their bachelor pad. We'll worth the money if you have it.

I’ve had my run several years now and there are good and bad points. Firstly the bad things, the plastic clips are a waste of time, they ping off and snap all the time leaving holes in the pen for rabbits to escape through. They are not weather proof and degrade in about 6 months. I’ve got fed up of replacing them all the time so I now use heavy duty cable ties that work much better. Because its so heavy and only held together by clips it is really difficult to move without breaking it. This means that once the grass has been eaten you can’t move your rabbits on to fresh grass. Additionally, the mesh floor is not really suitable for rabbits as they can’t run easily on it and they don’t lie flat on uneven grass creating a trip hazard. I removed them and use the predator skirting pegged down. On the good side the modular design is brilliant, being able to expand the run and link up tunnels and hutches makes it fantastic. Also the coated metal really is weather proof and is still in great condition after being outside permanently for 3 years. I haven’t found anything comparable on the market. Yes it is expensive but it is vastly superior to the cheap chicken wire and wood rubbish from standard pets at home type places, and we have not had any issues with foxes getting in. They have tried and failed to get inside the run. I’m about to extend mine and put in a semi-permanent base, but I’ll be using cable ties to put it together!

We bought the 15ft version of the rabbit pen and even though I'm not usually one to leave reviews I feel like I have to with this product so let's start from the beginning... You will need at least 2 people to put this run together and it took two of us just over a day to do it. The instructions are as clear as mud and the clips are fiddly and mischievous. You will need one person holding the each end to make them clip in which resorts in sore fingers! The product appears to be quite flimsy which I was surprised about, especially with the amount that it cost and I'm not totally convinced that the mesh is galvanised (we live in a coastal area so this is obviously very important to us and we double checked with customer service first who confirmed this). The poles could do with having spring clips on them to stop them constantly coming out. We had to tye baling twine around them just to keep them in place because as soon as we put them in, they popped back out again. Lastly... when you pay just under a grand for an item I would have thought that free delivery was a given but we still had another £35 on top of that in order to get it to us. The run is now up but our rabbits cannot go in it until the grass grows through the floor mesh as I'm pretty convinced that they will easily get something stuck and potentially brake something as the holes are quite big. I'm hopeful that this run will last more than a few years and I am excited to get my rabbits into it and to be able to run free as I would say that it is pretty predator proof.

out of my 9 chickens, none will go on it. I've placed several on it and they jumped off. I have treats at the top, but they are not interested. Perhaps my chickens are spoiled. This was easy to assemble, much easier, not less expensive than creating my own, and it looks great. It stood up to the SC hurricane Ian, no problem. I'm going to have to put some corn on the cobs on it and see what happens.