Customer Reviews

Bought this for my elderly rabbit who now lives in the house. As he sleeps a lot this is an ideal size but for a younger rabbit I would recommend the extensions and the higher model. The underfloor mesh adds security and I have added some artificial grass to cover the mesh which is nice and soft underfoot. He can snooze away and be safe in the fresh air.

I bought these to fix tarps to the side of my walk in run - to keep the rain out. I struggled to find this size anywhere else and could only find long bungee cords. Like all things, I wish they were cheaper. But these do the job perfectly and much better than using cable ties as can easily take down and pack the tarps away when not needed. Obviously the hens highly rate them too!

I studied reviews of this coop and made the jump once a patch of my garden was secure- 6 ft fence, and met a neighbour who had hens for the last 18 months free range and no intruders like fox or mink. I have a weak lower back so height of coop suits me , clean water and stiff brush aids in cleaning trays and flat shelf of chicken poop. No run so had to buy separately a steel treadle feeder to feed hens as local starlings were stealing most of the pellets in open feeders. Expensive outlay but easy to use. Smart door with timed open/close is great for kids in in the morning!

Purchased this pack of 3 so we can move each one easily, to block rain sun wind or snow. Not really sure why they are called —Wind- as they have many uses. We have a large run for ducks. I think this size sheeting is easier to hose down when necessary.

I like this stand as an alternative to hanging the water on the run.

My granddaughter helped but it was easy to put up. I used a piece of wire mesh for the gate as I needed it more secure against an inquisitive Staffy.

I was drawn to this because it's compact and made the mistake of trying to make my desk look better with these cute Maya beds versus the floopy dog beds my cats currently use. Well...my cats are "too big" for these if they're a standalone bed butttttt, I found a workaround. If I put them inside the crow's nest on the cat tree or inside a box, they obsess over them. Very sturdy, they really love them...just maybe make them a little bigger for the chonky cats.

Bought the doughnut bed for our kitten which she absolutely loves. My only concern is that it is quite compact so my two larger cats don’t fit! But for Mabel it’s perfect.

I was hesitant to pay this much money for a cage, but the size of the cage impressed me and it also had a deep bin which gerbils need because they are burrowing animals. The cage measures 35" wide x 24" long x 19" tall with an 11 5/8" deep bin (that includes the transparent tray extension. It comes with a food bowl, a water bottle, a wheel and two compostable hides. I did get the "advanced ramp kit," too. I went directly online to the manufacturer where there was much more information (and a twenty percent off code). One reason I was looking into this cage is that it is pretty easy to lift. I live in the midwest where we do get the occasional tornado warning and my pets need to be brought into the basement. Other cages are too heavy for me to lift, so the Omlet cage was a good choice. A customer service person told me that it weighs about 20 lbs; when I got the package, it listed 21.8 pounds, which is very reasonable. This means that I can carry the cage down to the basement without having to chase my gerbils around and put them into a transport cage. I'll admit that it's a bit tricky getting the metal bar things under the lip of the tray, but I just took my time and actually wore rubber gloves so I could get a grip. I also used multiple coats of a child-safe shellac on the ramps and 2 platforms so that I could easily clean them. I love this cage. My gerbils love this cage. I have struggled trying to create my own DIY bin cage, trying to add plexiglass panels to a regular cage to create digging space, adding an expensive tank topper to a 40 gallon aquarium (and glass collects heat, and that can be a problem for midwesterners in the summer; remember, gerbils come from the desert steppe where there is vegetation and water--not from the desert). This cage has been the best solution for me. I'm attaching a picture of the cage after I assembled it (before I put my gerbils in).

Arrived promptly. Have just finished putting it up today. It was not quite as easy as we thought and will need to tweak it a bit tomorrow. However the quality is very good and our chickens like the extra space