Customer Reviews

A very well thought out coop, so impressed I bought a second one and now have 10 very happy hens. We have removed the ladder on both coops and made wooden ramps for my girls though.

Pleased over all but feeder and drinker accessories are too big for bantam hens and roosting bars too close to the dropping board.

This perch is well made, and very easy to install, only took a few minutes to get it set up. Once installed, it is very sturdy and solid. I am thinking about getting another so that all 7 chicks can perch comfortably!

I love this unit! Very easy to set up, I actually have the largest set up and it is a very solid unit. I was a bit concerned it would be too heavy to move, not at all! The wheels work perfectly and moving it is a breeze!. My 7 chicks are not in yet, (too young) but when they move in, I am sure they will be happy girls! I have the unit in my driveway until they move in and I get daily comments from neighbors how great they think it is! Very happy I invested in this, I expect to get many happy years use from it!

Just straight up great product. No regrets regarding this purchasing. I would heartily recommend the Eglu to every one I know who is raising chickens.

This was an investment that was well worth it! Very high quality. Easy to clean. Water and feed stay fresh. Raccoons can’t get in. Chickens are clucking cheerily and I’m doing a happy dance. Delighted with my purchase.

I love the simplicity of the eglu chicken coop. It's really easy to clean and the chickens love it.

The cat run is exactly as described and easy to set up. I set it up mostly on my own, but some sections, like the roof, will need help from another set of arms. I watched the YouTube video which was easier to follow and rewind than the manual. My only comment is that it was difficult to see which clips to place where just looking at the manual diagrams. A video was essential. One of my cats is very reluctant to stay inside the cat run at the moment, but that is a different story : ) I think placing it closer to the house and leaving the top door open so they can go in and out might be easier for my cats.

I have three happy chickens that have welcomed their new house. I find the ease of cleaning a big plus and all aspects of use very well planned.

I have the 6 ft run with tractor wheels. I’ve had the eglu set up and in use for about a month. I have 3 full size Hens: 1 buff Orpington and 2 black sex links. I have 2 chicks which will be joining them soon. 5-6 full size hens is the max I would want in there. The dropping tray works well. The build is solid. It’s water tight and sturdy. The tractor wheels work well! My eggs are clean and poop free thanks to the sliding door to the nest box. I close it at night and open it in the morning. With only a single nat box I thought there might be some fights among the ladies but all seems calm. It’s kind of a pain to put together. Connecting the run correctly is not super easy. The thing took about 5 hours to put together and we didn’t get the run quite right so it’s a little wonky but still works. It Keeps out the raccoons which visit my hens nightly- they somehow get through my electric fence. I wish there was more ventilation. The waterer and feeder that come with the eglu are cute but not very good. I use a different feeder which is easier for my chx to access, same with waterer. At 1k it’s more expensive than the super cheap wood wood ones and not as expensive as larger custom/ quality houses. I wish the hen house was larger and wish the run was easier to put together.