Ogrmar Chicken Coop Large Wooden Outdoor Bunny Rabbit Hutch Hen Cage with Ventilation Door, Removable Tray & Ramp Garden Backyard Pet House Chicken Nesting Box

This pen is advertised for rabbits and hens....it might be good for a small hamster. There is no way it can hold more than one adult hen, and I would feel extremely bad trying to shove even only one hen into it. EXTREMELY overpriced for the finished size of the enclosure. The divider piece of "wood" that is supposed to separate the enclosed area was very thin and flimsy, and it was warped upon arrival, making its use as a divider worthless. Whatever the enclosure is used for, it is not an all-weather pen, and given the extreme flammable nature I've seen referenced in other reviews, you wouldn't dare try to use a heater around it. The finished product for us became a very expensive playpen for my daughter's bearded dragon.

As others have stated this coop is very small, but we read the dimensions and were aware of it. Definitely not for standard size chickens, but maybe 2-3 bantams. We have chickens, but we purchased this for our rabbits and it will due just fine for them. There will only be 1 bunny per cage & ours are mini rex & a small Dutch. Larger rabbits such as Californians and larger may be a little to big. The structure overall seems sturdy and the thickness of the wood is thicker than my other coops. Overall it's a very cute coop. My only complaint is the divider inside- it's super thin & was warped on all 4 of the ones we bought, husband will make a new one. Door fasteners are a little cheesy too & we will replace those. Assembly was super easy & fast. Took about 30 minutes to assemble each one. One of the coops was missing a piece, contacted seller and was met with excellent customer service. My replacement was shipped in the next day or so. I would buy from this seller again & possibly buy this coop again for our small bantams who we need to keep separate.

This product is dated. By that I mean,the quality of junk built in the 90s. This contraption might as well serve as a junior high drama prop for a real rabbit cage, but seriously, this thing is more breakable than your bunny. The "latches" are no more than a swiveling piece of wood tacked by a single screw. The door "jambs" to "prevent" the doors from opening inwards are single pieces of thin, fragil wood scraps at the upper corner, applied with glue. Any accidental jarring while manuevering around the cage, much more another pet poking around it, can easily force the doors inward. I imagine even a marauding intruder rabbit could back-kick the doors in. "Whatcha!". This same thin wood serves as a semi partition in the upper room.Forget about moving this thing around by picking up edges around the roof, it will likely begin falling apart. Nevermind the actual cheap cage wire: While small enough a mesh, it is thin and looks like it will corrode soon enough. It is not the quality of wire seen in, for example, the cages at Tractor Suppy Co.This thing may well serve as a temporary abode while you build another, or...as I plan to do...buy an Alt...whatchacallit product.

This is so small and the doors are extremely flimsy. The one door goes in when locked and it is suppose to only be able to be pulled out. Definitely not a chicken coop size… more for a rabbit!

I would give a 1 star, but it is easy to put together and somewhat sturdy. IT is TINY!!!!!! I looked at the pic but did not calculate the measurements. It is literally about 2 feet for the run part and 18-24 inches for house. There is a screen door on the house so it is NOT winter livable for outdoor animals! This did not fit my bunny, he was the entire length of the run part, and we got it for 4 baby chickens that outgrew it by 8 weeks old. Unless your looking for a lawn decoration do not waste your money!!!

I read the reviews, and everyone complained of how small it is. It is very small, but if you see the product description with the photo that shows all the dimensions, then you'll be prepared. I purchased it for our chicks that are about 5 weeks old and it's perfect for them, we have 7. So we are only using as transitional home until they're big enough for the big girl coop. I think the run could be bigger even for rabbits.PROS: Easy to assemble, I assisted my 10 and 11 year olds as they assembled it.Shipped super fast.I like that the bottom of the coop part pulls out for cleaning, however it was stuck when we completed assembling it, and I had to dismantle a part of it to free it, so just make sure it can slide in and out easily before attaching the second part.CONS: Little bit expensive for the size, I paid $173.00 on 08-19-20. I think it's worth maybe $125. But I couldn't find anything better, for some reason Amazon is sold out of most coops.Small. Too small for adult hens, unless you are only using this for sleeping and letting them out in the morning. If that's the case, then it's only suitable for 2 hens, maybe 3 bantams.

This coop was pretty easy to put together. However, the wood was very cheap and the tray broke only a week or so after putting it together. The vendor was very responsive when I asked for the part to be replaced. Not only did they replace what broke they did it quickly. I have 4 chicks and there is more than enough room for them to move around in it. I would suggest if you are going to put a feeder or waterer in there that it can be attached to the side wire or its on the smaller side.

very porely made, the wood above the inside door weren’t even connected, the entire thing is light which is okay but it is not good quality at all. i feel like i wasted my money, the wood cracked easily with almost every screw, and there were so many thing pre built that were just not right or i had to personally fix, the door hinges were on the wrong way and it war just a hassle for there being only 9 steps. which was nice but it took 5 hours. very disappointed.