Yellow High-Vis Chicken Jacket Twin Pack

Only in one size - Rachsp, Cornwall, 17 March 2021

This is exactly what I needed for my poor hens that have been a little over mated by my cockerel but I have Australorps (a large breed) and they just weren’t long enough. It’s such a shame you can’t get them a little longer

The reviewer has 6-8 Australorps pets

Omlet Says: Hi Rachel, thank you for your review. I'm sorry to hear they weren't quite big enough for your hens! I will certainly pass your feedback onto our product design team for future reference.

Blue hi vis - Tania, Cambridgeshire, 20 February 2021

Fantastic product, prompt delivery, well made and finished. Our hens were pecking each other establishing the order of things... the jacket has enabled us to treat Ginger to protection from Bourbon. Willow didn't like hers but we separated her from the other two.

The reviewer has 2-4 Hybrid hens pets

It's off to work we go. - Doreen, 21 January 2015

I finally bought these jackets for my hens after a bout of feather pecking left one of them with a persistently bald rump and so, with winter on it's way, relented. The cost is an issue obviously but to Omlet's credit they are well made, don't swamp my little Leghorns and are easy to get on and off. Everyone who sees them thinks they're hilarious and they put a smile on my face every time I spot one of "the crew" mooching about the place. The girls are confused for a minute or two when they first go on and usually try to reverse out of them, into my leg, the food hopper or a wall (shouldn't laugh - can't help it) but by the time I've done the last one and opened the run all is well. I was concerned that they might disrupt they're egg laying but they're all ok with it and so am I.

Beautifully Made - Elizabeth, 21 January 2014

I was persuaded to buy these for my pampered ladies by a friend who had heard about these on the radio. Not a cheap product but they are soooo well made for the money (as well as cute) - usual excellent Omlet quality. They are a proper hi vis jacket, quilted as well, and if your girls are prone to wondering on the road they would be ideal. Unfortunately my ladies didn't take to them. Enid tried hers on first and immediately went on a "jobsworth power trip", which was hilarious but the other girls seemed to be scared by the jacket and ran off, thus putting an end to Enids' moment of glory. Lucy then tried hers on and all her mates ran off again - scared, prompting Lucy to go into panic mode and run as well. She seemed to scare herself and actually hid in some bushes and refused to come out!. Not wishing to distress the girls further and put them off laying, the jackets have been put away and will come out when poorly hens are moulting. It could just have been the yellow colour they didn't like - maybe I should have gone for the girly pink ones........my ladies can be soooooooo fussy!