Customer Reviews

I wasn’t sure if this water contained would be too big for my 8 week old pekin bantams but it’s perfect and they’ve got the hang of it straightaway. It’s also really easy to fill up from the outside of the run with a watering can and I love that you can put it in the dishwasher!

The customer service with this company is awesome. I have had a couple issues with my door and was taken care of promptly and very pleasantly. Very nice door and excellent company!

Great just what I expected.

Luna is relieved as she can now escape Melo at playtime

Just had the first rains since I put the tarp on and it worked very well. It is more sturdy and heavy than I expected from the pictures before I bought it. Not sure how it will handle snow yet. I had to go out and knock it off the roof grid before it broke or bent the panels last winter. Be aware of that if you have your walk outside. I am guessing I will still need to do snow removal this year but was going to have to do that without it.

Yes, you can put up a two pole tree on your own, even when you're a disabled man like me (neither of us could wait). Coming at the end of a bedroom remodel and new flooring, the cat tree was 'his' bit of fun. It's all beautifully engineered.

This is my second GoUp. I’m so pleased with my first that when I decided to get more hens (they arrive in a fortnight) I didn’t hesitate to build another GoUp for them.The auto door in the cage adds flexibility for me and the hens.

I use these doors to lock up my racing pigeon loft . They work perfectly! I love the app . Tells me when the doors are open or closed. I can control them even when not home.

We couldn't live without this cat run now, and I love the fact that you can increase the size if you want to. We moved house and were able to double the size of ours.

I originally ordered the Eglu Go Up to have an isolation shelter for a weak bullied hen but never used it for that purpose. I always brood my babies in my home with a DIY brooder but this time, I was raising twice the chicks and they quickly became over crowded. They were too young to put with my cranky old laying hens and had to think out of the box to figure out what to do. I completely wrapped the run of the Go Up with 1/4” hardware cloth and completely covered the floor of the coop itself with nesting pads so none of the babies would get trapped or hurt on the roosting bars…. then put the coop and run in a semi shaded area of the yard, layed out a skirt of 1/4” hardware cloth around the perimeter… (the skirt that comes with the run couldn’t deter the chicken snakes), then placed a reflective heat barrier over the top of the run. It gets over 100 degrees daily in my part of Texas so I thought the heat barrier couldn’t hurt. The Go Up is not recommended for young chicks but I was desperate - now, 15 baby leghorns are having a blast in their new “brooder”. They are playing and perching on the ladder and occasionally venture into the coop. The Go Up and run is working wonderfully for this unintended and unrecommended purpose of housing 3 week old leghorns.