Customer Reviews

These are simple but effective. Well made & will probably last a long time.

It's a beautiful cage, my Wife and I bought this for our parrotlet. If you watch the how to build video, read the instructions beforehand and follow the diagrams, putting it together will go well. But, be sure to not be in a hurry, it takes some time to build! The parts, design, etc. are all quality. And I like the shape and dimensions of the cage.  The only part that I think can improve in the design is the doors, they swing out. It would be great if they were designed similar to the doors on the Vision cage, to open out or in to also double as a platform for flight out of and into the cage. That would greatly improve the experience for the bird. We have two Vision cages for our birds and they love that aspect of the cage. Aside from that, it would also be great if Omlet had more accessories; other types of perches, ropes, toys, etc. that are designed for their cage. But, overall, a great cage; we'll probably buy another one for our other birds.

Great product. The girls love pecking at it to get the treats.

Truly a huge helpn fo r me hen my flock needs a break from its Run.

Sadly everything else works good but the most essential feature - blocking the outsiders is a miss.

Good strong product. Find the holes are a bit large for my mixed grain and the chickens eat it very fast.

Our chicks desperately needed some space. This product is so easy to install

I fill this with corn and poultry boost pellets and after a slow and slightly confused start, one clever lady figured it out and the others copied. Both the flower and the hanging version are good additions to the run.

I bought the omlet chicken coop, the best purchase I have made for my chickens. I bought a wooden coop last year that cost £400 pounds but it was difficult to keep clean especially since I have a lot of illnesses, this coop is so easy to keep clean.

Bought one of each of the peck toys. They seem well made and robust but unfortunately my chickens are scared of them. They’ve been up a few days and haven’t been touched. I’ve tried shaking them and putting some corn underneath them to see if that will encourage them to use them but so far it’s not working. The chickens don’t even want to go near them and are staying at the opposite end of the run. I think I’ll have to remove them so they get their space back again. Disappointing.