Customer Reviews

Well packaged, intriguing how the parts fit together to make a really robust bed. Looks great, the dog loves it and it stays looking good as nothing moves.

Rather difficult to build - you definitely need 2 people with strong hands

I have 4 pullets and though the coop I purchased has enough room in the "sleeping quarters", the built-in run itself was too small for them. This run was a great solution. It gives my girls more space and allows me to be in there and clean, etc without getting in their way. It's made a world of difference in their comfort and my upkeep of the coop.

I bought one cover along with the run. I was impressed with how easy it was to install and how it truly is a perfect fit to the run. It provides shade on an otherwise very sunny part of the run. I plan to purchase a couple more to cover more of the run.

I’m happy with how sturdy and well made this panel is, it’s not a flimsy bit of plastic which you may think. It’s a great idea and the girls took to the nesting part straight away.

I’m really happy with the frame, it was made from thicker metal than I had thought, it’s very sturdy and easy to set up.

Excellent product, my piggies love it! I did find it tricky to build though, some of the instructions were a bit unclear but it is a fabulous product once constructed.

I had some ladder styler swings for my chickens, and they didn't like the swing. We had a small solid swing in our old coop, but it was too small for our Omlet pen, so I bought the Omlet Swing. It is absolutely adorable, in bright yellow solid plastic with ropes and a spacer to keep swing in place. We put perches in, so the chickens seem to prefer that for now. When they are ready, they have a lovely swing to swing on.

The door is opening and closing with the light. The instructions are a little complicated but I didn't change anything and left it in the default and I'm too scared to adjust it. But so far it is working like gangbusters.

TL;DR We really like the look of the Geo and it’s a good fit for our living room. There are a few drawbacks, but the good outweighs the bad. Previously we had breeder cages which were kind of big and unwieldy, but worked. Recently however we had discussed wanting something that was a little more attractive and also allowed us some flexibility for where we put it in the room. The Geo is not small, but it’s also not the largest cage we’ve looked at in the past. The size made it appropriate for the birds we have. We bought two, one for our cockatiel and one for our pair of yellow sided green cheeked conures. They fit the birds perfectly. It’s as well made as other comparable cages and better than the cheap ones you find in pet stores, particularly the quality of the plastic tray. We are particularly happy with how easy it was to fit it into our living space and move around when we need to clean underneath. And overall it’s very attractive. Our birds are very excited about being closer to their humans and near the windows, something that hasn’t been possible with other cages we’ve used or looked at. As far as drawbacks, the swings the cages come with aren’t something our birds will use, but we have rope perches that are bendable and stretch across the width of the cage. The feeders are a no-go. The larger conure food will not come out of the bottom of the feeder and our cockatiel couldn’t figure out how it worked. We ended up putting the old food dishes in. The slanted sides of the Geo make the cups tilt, but the birds stopped screaming at us about how hungry they were. Not a deal breaker and we could find some that attach differently if it bothers us enough. I will say, we used to have a Sun conure and she was a big chewer. She would have destroyed the plastic bottom on this and the clips that attach the wire top to the bottom tray. Destroyed. She burned through two of the cheaper cages from the pet store. If your bird is known to chew, I would stick with something that has a metal base and heavier duty caging.