Verified Reviews for Chicken Toys & Accessories

Our chickens love the perch and it would seem the diameter is just right for their chicken claws! They happily perch in our warm winter sun here in Australia at this time of the year.

I thought my hens were very thick they have ignored all other novelties, swings and toys that have gone into their run, to my joy and surprise they figured these out very quickly. I absolutely rate this product and so does my thick chicks

I'm glad I bought the perch for my walk-in run as the hens love it and it gets their feet off the ground if it's wet. At first I was a bit annoyed you had to cut the wood to fit the run when that's what it's designed for, but then I realised you could have it crooked and use the whole length of the perch. You could probably make something yourself, but this is neat and easy.

Our girls absolutely love it! We put apples, greens, corn on the cob in and they gobble it up. Our hens are no longer bored and eat food in the holder that they won't touch otherwise. It's a win win for them and us.

Great addition to the run which my chickens love. Something extra to keep them entertained.

The chickens seem to like pecking at it, keeps them amused. The string could be (way) longer.

My chickens were drawn to these peck toys straightaway and have become very popular, as long as they get treats inside and not layers pellets, in which case they all lose interest. The peck toy is even popular with the garden birds.

Our girls love this toy. Generally one does all the work and the others get all the treats but it seems to keep them happy and entertained. A little messy to fill but I just fill it in the chickens run so they end up with easy pickings.

I like to keep my hens occupied. When I saw the chicken swing I just had to have one! The ladies love it! They can jump quite high, so have no problem getting on & off it. They look so funny swinging away in the sunshine. They thoroughly enjoy using it. Definitely money well spent. I would recommend it to anyone with hens.

I am using this to give them something to play with, but also to give them more shell grit. So I mixed shell grit with bird seed and hung it in their Elgu. At first they acted scared of it, but once they got the idea, they emptied it over a few days.