Aoxun Small Animal Cage Wooden Pet House, Garden Backyard Bunny Cage Small Animal Cage with Hutch Wire Fence, Ventilation Door, Removable Tray

Your browser does not support HTML5 video.  Very good, not big or small, just right, my friend gave me a few chicks, and at first I thought I would just set up a shelf to make a chicken's nest, but the wind in my backyard was too strong,The wind blew everything off, and my chicks ran away that night. Two of them didn't come back, so I went to Amazon to order this chicken house. The installation was very simple. According to the drawing number, I took about half an hour to complete the assembly. It has two upper and lower doors, which can be opened, and it is easy to clean. The roof design also likes it. It can be opened like a door, and it is easier to feed. Now I wo n’t worry about it anymore, my chicks are safe. Grow up in its small home, great design, love it!

Things to consider:You need at least a power drill, a low powered battery impact driver would be betterThe wood is very soft, do not over tighten the screwsBe sure to assemble the hutch on a flat level surface, keep all of the panels square before screwing togetherReplace all 3 door latches with metal slide latchesYou really need to add a screen floor, homedepot sells 1/2" wire screen rolls(I think 3ftx5ft for about $10) Don't bother trying to staple the screen to the bottom of the cage, the wood is too soft. If you have the hutch elevated the weight of your bunny will pop the staples. Instead Buy 2 8ft 1" wood strips from home depot along with the screen. Build a rectangle frame the same dimensions as the hutch. Staple the screen to that wood frame. Screen and staple side up screw that frame into the bottom of the hutch.If you're keeping this outside I would recommend standing it on a ring of cinder blocks with the added screen floor. Keep the soft wood frame out of the dirt, give the poo somewhere to fall and prevent your bunny from tunneling out.Also, the pull out tray is a nice idea but pretty useless without adding another screen floor above it. Otherwise your bunny just winds up sitting in pee soaked hay up there at night.Replace the latchesAdd a framed screen floor to the bottomAdd a framed screen floor above the pull out trayMy wife likes the way it looks, our bunny seems to enjoy living in there and often hops in and out of it when we let her run in the yard and it wasn't too much work or additional money to make it safe and liveable. Abut $20 and some of your time

Excellent. Used this as an add-on for another bunny pen to provide more covered housing. Perfect size for 2 rabbits to sleep, but not necessarily large enough on its own to provide space enough for even one rabbit to have room to exercise. I read many reviews before purchasing, so I already knew the size was small which is why I also purchased a larger run. For my purpose as covered shelter, it’s perfect. Nice and sturdy, and very easy to assemble. Love the easy access and my rabbits seem very happy with their house. I suggest if you plan on using for rabbits to make sure you also purchase another pen to add room.

It’s a nice chicken coop but it is VERY small. A full sized chicken cannot stand up in the bottom. I am using it for chicks and it’s working well for me but I would not advise for full grown chickens.

it kept coming apart when you trying to move it and I use it for chickens

Great quality!

Is great for like one chicken

I wouldn’t recommend it if you have full grown chickens or A big bunny like I have, i bought it and turns out it’s just too small for my bunny, the one on the picture is not really a regular size bunny and obviously photoshop, my American Rabbit full grown doesn’t fit in it, so I would Recommend you to save my money and go buy something better and bigger. They promise to adhere to the “amazon return policy” but they do not and they make up excuses for them not to take back the item!!!