Customer Reviews

I bought this for my two little chicks, they haven’t quite got the idea yet but I’m hopeful they will. It’s well made, strong and sturdy. Service/delivery was excellent from omelet I can not fault them.

We’ve had this fence for about a month. So far, it keeps our chickens in and works as described if you assemble as directed. One of the poles snapped upon assembly at the spot where it attaches to the stake. Because the rest of the fence is installed correctly it is staying up if I set it in place. This probably will not continue to be the case for long, so I am concerned about durability. It would be great if this came with at least one extra replacement pole, especially because it takes so long to receive the product. Overall, it works, and the instructions make sense.

I brought this run about 3 weeks ago for my 2 three-month-old mini lop bunnies. They love being outside in their run during the day and have fun hopping around and going through tunnels. The run itself is easy to put up but does take about 5 hours to fully finish. It's easy to enter through the doors and attach toys and water bottles to the mesh. However, it takes a lot of people to move the run around the garden for fresh grass. This is a good thing though as they are safe and secure. I can now leave them on their own knowing that they are well-protected. Overall, this is an incredible run, and Benjamin and Rosy love it!

Coops easy to clean and comes with a laying box Run starting to break

The chickens absolutely love it and use it to roost outside at night in their walk in cage

We bought this cage a few months ago. The Youtube video was a very important part of assembly. Once you get the hang of how the round nodes are attached, they are very easy. This cage is very strong. We have 2 very active budgies who climb and fly around in it. In order to keep the birds from flying around when cleaning, I detach the clips, lift the cage from the base and place it beside the base, keeping it close to the table. I have never had an issue with the birds flying out. The feeder really does catch the empty seed shells, cutting down on mess. My only two issues are 1. that the feeder also catches un-eaten seeds and the birds can't get to them, and 2. the feeder base cannot be removed through the doors. You must remove the cage from the base to clean it. The water and food containers come out, but the large base does not. I would buy it again. Very strong, and beautiful to look at.

I absolutely love this coop. It is so cool looking in my back yard. I got an extra extension, but now I wish I had purchased the large walk-in, because I cannot get into this thing to get the chicks. I have to fish them out with a net. Also, even with nine feet, it seems like a fairly small area. The waterer & feeder that came with the coop did not work for me. I purchased hanging versions & used the ones that came with the coop for flowers on the run. :-) Also, the ladder would not work for my Silkie, so I purchased a 42" dog ramp covered with astro turf and it works perfectly. Shipping was very slow. Still waiting on another automatic door that I purchased for a friend.

I have been using this product for about 3 months so far. Over the years, I have tried other automatic doors on my home built chicken coop, but I have 2 main challenges: 1. I live in Minnesota where wired AC power is a huge advantage in winter months. 2. My coop is designed in such a way that any automatic door must be mounted INSIDE the coop. Other automatic doors are usually only powered by alkaline batteries that freeze and die in extreme Minnesota winter temps (-30F, -34.4C). However, the Omlet Universal Automatic Chicken Coop Door has an option to use an AC power adapter instead of batteries. The DC transformer has a barrel plug that connects inside the controller. This powers both the drive and the controller from a single power source. Also, other automatic doors are often designed with the drive (motor) and controller (sensors, processor) as part of a single unit, so they can only be mounted OUTSIDE a coop in order for the light sensor to work properly. Fortunately, the controller for the Omlet Universal Automatic Chicken Coop Door is separate from the drive unit, connected by an umbilical cable. This flexible design gives you the freedom to mount the door inside the coop while the controller stays outside, exposed to sunlight. Even better, the door itself slides horizontally, which takes up the smallest footprint on the coop wall, and because it's self-contained in its own frame, it's so much easier to install over other automatic doors. It also has safety sensors that very few other automatic doors have. The controller is simpler and easier to use than other automatic chicken doors. My coop already has windows and an overhead light, but if yours is dark, the Omlet coop light is a nice extra, and simply plugs into the door controller. It's just a really good design, and the entire experience, from installation to operation, is enjoyable. I mounted my controller outside, above the arched doorway of the coop. I mounted the Omlet automatic door inside the flat coop wall, then built a simple box around the door chassis to keep it clean. It's practical, and maintenance-free.

I am pleased with this cat bed. I bought it for my kitten but it is a bit high sided just yet. He cuddles up to the side! I'm hoping that when he grows more he will snuggle into it. The only thing I am disappointed with is that it is quite firm and I had hoped for it to be softer. However, that may come in time with use.

Relatively easy to fit (1m perch) into walk in run. Sturdy and secure for our five girls, who seem to love it.