Customer Reviews

These feet are so sturdy and look fabulous on our new dog bed!

I brought the coop 2 week ago and straight out of the box you could tell this was a quality product. The build was easy and went together a dream. Now it looks ace in situate and is homing our 3 chooks. Love it!

I bought the outdoor rabbit run approximately five months ago. My rabbit had an open run for years and I then saw a fox in my garden one morning. I had looked at these runs from Omlet a while ago and thought now is the time to possibly bye one. So I purchased the basic run with an extension so he had a similar amount of space to what he had before. This run has a roof which has given me huge peace in my mind for my rabbit's safety if any predators are about. It is built with high quality metal poles and mesh that slot together and it was very easy to assemble on my own. It is also a great idea that if, in the future you want to extend the run, you can just add more to it. The price reflects the quality of the product, but I believe the well being of your pet is always worth going the extra mile for. I can now hang broccolli and cabbage hearts to keep them away from slugs etc. The door catch is very good and you can secure it from the inside of the run too. Very pleased I purchased this run. Customer service are very accommodating, helpful and polite if you have any problems or questions. Thank you Omlet.

I’ve been trying to get my cat to sleep on a bed for years unsuccessfully so wasn’t sure if this was going to be a waste of money. The complete opposite!! She scoped out her new bed within a few hours of it arriving and, honestly, has barely moved from it since. It’s super soft and has a good shape to it. I’m also a big fan of the fact that you can pop the cover in the wash.

I purchased the coop light for use with my automatic door. I’ll be honest, it’s pretty worthless for my chickens. I think it confuses them! My chickens are in bed prior to dusk and when the coop light turns on they start clucking and stick their heads back outside. That’s the awesome thing about chickens is that they have their own little internal light sensors! I gave it 4 stars as the light works perfectly! I just find it an unnecessary for chickens.

Purchased this for use with my large Eglu Omlet. The door is 100% worth the cost! I love the knowledge that my chickens are out first thing in the morning and that it’ll close each evening without any intervention. We are a very busy family and so it is a relief that it’s so reliable! I tried the light sensor but I felt like it kept them in the coop for too long in the mornings. Very satisfied with the night light sensor timing. I’ve decided to just use the timer. It’s very easy to change the open/close time and I just change it each month based on the timing of dawn/dusk. I’ve had the coop for 4 months and am still at 90% battery. I did purchase the coop light but I wish I hadn’t as it seems to just confuse them at bedtime to have a light on. Overall, highly recommend purchase of the automatic door!

I am a first time chicken keeper and I wanted something that would last, would allow me to move my chickens around, and was easy to clean. After hours and hours of research (my YouTube is filled with chicken coop reviews!) I settled on the Eglu Omlet. I am so glad that I did. This thing has proven to be everything the reviews said it would be… extremely difficult to put together for sure, but worth the initial hassle. I have 6 chickens (sapphire gems and buff orpingtons) and I initially purchased the 6 ft run extension. I used that for about 4 months before purchasing another 3ft run extension. I decided to purchase the run extension mostly as winter is coming (we live in the Midwest) and I want to provide them more room when the coop is being moved less. With a total of 12ft (and no run handles) my 2 year old daughter pushes the coop and I pull on the run and we have no problem moving it around the yard. It is difficult if I don’t have a pusher as even my little 2 year old makes a big difference in the mobility. We only allow supervised free ranging due to a pair of nesting bald eagles who would love a chicken dinner so the coop is moved almost daily to allow them access to fresh grass and dirt. I have 2 perches in there that they love and they were worth the money. I purchased the automatic door initially and am so glad I did. That is 100% worth the cost (and I would not want to add it on later given the hassle of building the thing). I also purchased the coop light, though honestly I think it just confuses them and so I have not had it on recently. Could have done without the light as my chickens are in bed 20 minutes before dusk. This coop is super easy to clean! My 2 snd 5 year olds loves to scrub at it with the soap and dish brush. It doesn’t take long and all components look like new. Very easy to empty the bedding every couple of days. If the makers are taking recommendations I would love to see a small storage compartment to hold treats. Overall, I am very satisfied with the quality, predator proofing, cleaning abilities, accommodations, and mobility of this coop. I love it!

This fence is easy to set up and install, the parts are well made. I found that my chickens can escape by going under or flying over the fence. The ground in my yard is not perfectly even so the fence has some spots that are not as tight as others, meaning they sometimes escape. But it works most of the time. It isn't really a tall enough fence to keep any hen from flying over, except maybe the heaviest breeds. I have Orpingtons and they can fly over but not easily.

This door is very easy and quick to install. I use it to allow another entry/exit for my chickens. The door is small and designed only for your animal’s use. It is not big enough to pass larger waterers or feeders through. However if placed above ground height you would be able to add feed or water and/or move them slightly. I do suggest getting two, one for the upper and one for the lower area of your coop to allow more access. I am very happy with the door as I am with all my Omlet products.

Chickens loves it and they treating it as a perch. Where do chicken love to sleep? On the perches! So they abandoned the house and started to sleep on this perches. It was Ok in the summer, we let them sleep outside. Now it is getting colder but they refuse to go to the Omlet house. At the momemt we take them one by one and place in the house for the night. Not sure how long it will continue