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45″L Foldable Wood Rabbit Hutch Chicken Coop, Outdoor/Indoor, For 2-4 Pets, Gray
$189.99$89.99Estimated delivery between 2024/05/22 - 2024/05/26Introducing the Coziwow Portable Folding Rabbit Hutch, the ultimate outdoor small animal coop for your furry friends! Made with fir wood, this hutch is durable and built to last.… -
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45″L Foldable Wood Rabbit Hutch Chicken Coop, Outdoor/Indoor, for 2-4 Pets, Orange
$189.99$89.99Estimated delivery between 2024/05/22 - 2024/05/26Introducing the Coziwow Portable Folding Rabbit Hutch, the ultimate outdoor small animal coop for your furry friends! Made with fir wood, this hutch is durable… -
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47″L 2-Story Wooden Rabbit Hutch With Hinged Asphalt Roof, for 1-2 Bunnies, Red + White
$139.99$109.99Estimated delivery between 2024/05/22 - 2024/05/26Give your small pets the perfect habitat with the COZIWOW Pet Hutch. This versatile hutch is suitable for rabbits, ferrets, guinea pigs, chickens, and other… -
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82″L Extra-Large Wooden Rabbit Cage With Double Runs, for 2-3 Bunnies
$249.99$149.99Estimated delivery between 2024/05/22 - 2024/05/26The COZIWOW 2-Story Wood Rabbit Hutch, boasting dimensions of 83.5”L x 18.5”W x 33.75”H, serves as an ideal enclosure for 2-3 bunnies. With 2 ramps… -
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82″L Extra-Large Wooden Rabbit Cage With Double Runs, For 2-3 Bunnies, Yellow
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71″L Wood Chicken Coop with Mesh Run, for 4 Chickens, Grey
$309.99$229.99Estimated delivery between 2024/05/22 - 2024/05/26Introducing the Coziwow Large Wooden Chicken Coop, a superior and outdoor durable chicken house. This coop features a sturdy pine wood frame, double roosting bars… -
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83″L Extra Large Outdoor Wooden Chicken House with Foldable Run, for 4-6 Chickens, Dark Gray
$259.99$229.99Estimated delivery between 2024/05/22 - 2024/05/26Coziwow 83"L Wooden Chicken Coop, an ideal outdoor haven for 4-6 chickens, ducks, and even rabbits. Crafted from solid pine wood and coated with water-based…
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How To Choose The Right Chicken Coop Model
Planning to add housing for a flock? Follow these important considerations before building or buying a chicken coop model for your birds. There are hundreds of chicken-housing designs available today, so choosing a new chicken coop model to build or buy can be a challenging task. However, by carefully considering each of the design elements that go into great housing, it’s possible to select a hen house model that’s perfect for you and your chickens.
The important housing elements to evaluate (which we’ll discuss below) include the following:
- size
- storage
- ventilation
- predator protection
- human access
- cleaning
- egg boxes
- roosting bars
In addition to the coop design itself, chicken-keeping factors such as location and access to electricity and water should be considered.
Which Features Do You Need in Your Chicken Coop?
Chicken coops can range in complexity from a simple floorless wooden box encircled by chicken wire and roofed with a sheet of plywood to ornate “designer” structures costing thousands of dollars. There are so many choices that making a decision might be difficult.
If you live in an urban or suburban area, you may need to take into account both security and aesthetics, as well as local building standards, or HOA (homeowner’s association) restrictions. Some neighborhood associations draft their own CC&Rs (covenants, conditions, and limitations), which you promised to abide by when you moved in. These CC&Rs are often stricter than the community’s total construction rules and zoning ordinances, but you have no choice but to follow them. Chicken and other livestock restrictions can be very tight, so double-check ahead of time to avoid disappointment.
Chicken Coop Dimensions
Your chicken coop should have at least 2 to 3 square feet each bird as a general rule. This is the very minimum for rearing chickens, as anything less will result in unhappy chickens, high stress, fighting, and illness. If your hens will be inside the coop for extended periods of time, you should give them extra space, anywhere from 5 to 10 square feet per bird.