Customer Reviews

My girls have had this toy for about a month and they love it! They have to be kept in their run currently due to avian flu restrictions so I was looking for something new to occupy them. I have bought both types of toy and they fit the bill perfectly. They were bemused by them initially but very quickly learnt how to get the treats out; they get very excited when I refill them! It is so simple and easy to fill, but robust enough to be constantly tapped at by treat-seeking chickens. I was so pleased with the first one that I bought another to stop the squabbling! Would thoroughly recommend these toys, a good price and entertaining for them, and us too, watching them!

Really happy with this product. Installed into an existing wooden coop,was quick and easy. My only comment would be, perhaps having 2 door sizes for people with large birds like geese??

I am thrilled with my chicken run. I put it together by myself and I feel confident that my hens are safe. I wish there were more clips that hold the mesh panels together but it's really a clever kit overall. It fit together really well with my existing coop. It's great that I can add on as I need to make the run bigger.

Gave me the freedom I needed to enjoy my chickens even more. I am able to leave the chicks in a fenced back yard with automatic feeder and waterer for a week. I don't have to rush in the mornings to open their door or get worried about closing it at night. I would recommend this product to everyone.

Got it together. Now waiting on chicks! I am planing on 6 hens.

Brilliant. As described and looks wonderful.

Pleased I bought this, gets used all the time. Very happy with this

Very happy with this. Much easier to keep clean. The chickens love it

Very happy with this. Went together fine. No problems

Love the convenience! My geriatric chook had the habit of roosting head out into the fresh air in her old pen so when I put her and the three other hens in their new MK2 cube with run and automatic door, something told me to check on the girls at dusk. Glad I did... Her neck stuck out as expected... and the door closed... but somehow wouldn't re-open, leaving the poor old chook gasping through the horizontal guillotine. First day... so I'm not familiar with the controls and the manual is inside the house. It's dark, I'm tired and there's no one to help. I hadn't used the controls enough to be familiar with manual door opening and closing. My fingers couldn't go through the mesh to stop the door and re-open it and the old hen's noises were making me very nervous. I knew the door should open again if a chook got stuck going in or out but the neck is so thin maybe the sensor couldn't sense anything. Luckily I found a broken stick and put it through the mesh to re-open the door... When the door closed again, same scene! Poor old hen is near blind in the dark and had no idea what was happening. I now keep the stick on top of the Eglu cube as it's faster to block the door than try to read the controls on the box. After 3 nights, my geriatric finally learned that she's best to be well inside her cube. No regrets! Like my chooks, I'm a slow but happy learner. The automatic door is part of the daily routine....