Customer Reviews

My chickens LOVE the Peck Toy! It keeps them occupied on these short, cold winter days.

sooo easy to keep clean and the girls love it It would be great if there was one that would home a larger amount of chickens

Great training guide on manufacturers website. But my chickens have not yet taken to it.

Excellent quality and looks great. The chickens love it too!

Excellent snug fit and looks great

I got this a month ago and glad I did. I have 2 very happy rabbits

We bought this a few weeks ago. excellent quality. Wish we had ordered enough to cover all the run. Will get additional ones when they are back in stock. 4 metre ones would have been the icing on the cake though.

I hang this inside my coop in the winter so the girls peck at it and not each other. Here in northern Michigan winters are long and cold and it gives them a distraction

I bought this in the Black Friday sale ready for when I need to introduce new hens next year. I already have an Eglu cube Mark to so I’m already a big fan of the ease of use an Omlet coop. The Go is very quick to put together and very and easy to move around. It still feels very sturdy however. It is small I wouldn’t use it for more than three hens. The only thing that made me hesitate over the purchase is that the Omlet automatic door can’t be used with it, The ease of cleaning and very weatherproof nature of these coops make me buy a second one despite this. Omeletwould you consider designing and having an automatic door for the go coops as well please?

Look on forums for reviews, my experience with the omlet is common.The coop itself is easy to clean - the run is NOT predator proof and WE LOST A CHICKEN. The openings are more than 1/4 in big, so a grounded HAWK managed to reach in and ATTACK AND KILL and PULL A CHICKEN towards it and EAT HER through the wide openings of the grate. We had to reinforce the entire run portion with hardware cloth, as the hawks returned for more.. AWFUL EXPERIENCE considering how much we spent on the set up with 9ft of run. Although a set up from tractor supply may have been harder to clean, one of my girls would still be with me AND I would have saved a few hundred dollars…our neighbors who are experienced chicken keepers also pointed out how weasels and fisher cats and foxes could easily penetrate the run. We are in the northeast where it gets pretty cold, so we put a wireless thermometer inside to make sure the coop is as insulated as omlet claims. It turns out it’s always the same temp inside as it is outside. DO NOT RECOMMEND. This has been a costly experience emotionally and financially- We are looking into alternatives now and encourage Eglu to add a bigger disclaimer about how their runs are absolutely not predator proof and if you have one already please reinforce with 1/4” hardware cloth for your birds