Chickens are animals of habit, which is why they might need a little adaptation time to a new toy.
You could for example try leaving it on the ground to start, or in a different place. Once a chicken starts pecking, the others should follow.
Please don't hesitate to contact us for further advice.
Yours,
Clemence,
The Omlet Customer Service Team
Quality Omlet product
Shelley,
Norfolk,
The perfect perch for hens both large and small. With adjustable perches I have been able to create the perfect perch height for tiny Pekin bantams to my giant Brahmas.
Quality Omlet product with great attention to detail in fittings and finishes.
Verified Omlet Product Tester
This reviewer has 10+ pets
The chickens haven’t taken much interest yet
Caroline,
I have had this about 5 weeks but have only seen it i used once and that was on the higher bar
Review for:The Chicken Swing
This reviewer has 4-6 hybrids pets
Omlet response:
Hi Caroline,
Thank you for your message. Some chickens might need extra training in order to master their swing. You can find some helpful tips here
Don't hesitate to get in touch with us by phone or email if you would like any further advice.
Yours,
Clemence,
The Omlet Customer Service Team
Still waiting for hens to try it!
Jean,
Lancashire,
A fun idea but hens don't quite seem to have got the idea!
Review for:The Chicken Swing
This reviewer has 10+ Various pets
Chickens don’t use it
Owen,
Solid, construction fine but as per other reviews. Chickens simply don’t use it. Still frightened if it moves after over a month
Review for:The Chicken Swing
This reviewer has 4-6 pets
Omlet response:
Hi Owen,
Thank you for your message. It can take indeed some extra training for some chickens to get them to eventually use their swing. You can find useful tips here
Please don't hesitate to contact us if you have any further questions.
Yours,
The Omlet Customer Service Team
Great caddy holder!
Kathy,
I'm very happy with this caddy holder. The girls uses it all the time. Its good for environmental enrichment.
Review for:Caddi Treat Holder
This reviewer has 2-4 Isa browns pets
Great toy!
Kathy,
I'm very happy with this pecking toy. The girls uses it all the time. Its good for environmental enrichment.
Review for:Pendant & Poppy Peck Toy Bundle
This reviewer has 2-4 Isa browns pets
Sags in the middle - a 2x4 would be better
Audrey,
Florida,
See above
Review for:Omlet Chicken Perch - 2 metres
This reviewer has 6-8 pets
Omlet response:
Hi Audrey,
Thank you for your message. This sounds quite unusual to us. Could you please send us some more details and photos of this issue, at hello@omlet.co.uk ?
This would allow us to understand what happened and to maybe find a solution for you.
We are looking forward to hearing back from you soon.
Yours,
The Omlet Customer Service Team
Only smart girls know how to use it
Dana,
I put some treat grain in it. Big corn doesn't come out but I'm happy with it.
But only smart girls know the way to use.
And if the chicken doesn't peck strong enough, nothing is coming out and my chickens seem disappointed
Review for:Poppy Peck Toy
This reviewer has 6-8 pets
My hens were not interested
Kathleen,
Sorry no interest from my bensi
Review for:Caddi Treat Holder
This reviewer has 2-4 White star and black pets
Omlet response:
Hi Kathleen,
We are sorry to read that your chicken does not seem interested in our Caddi Treat Holder.
Chickens are creatures of habit, it might take them a while to pick up this new habit. You could for example try different treats, or place it on the ground for a while, or in a different location. Sometimes, it only takes the dominant chicken to show interest, before the others follow.
We hope that you find a solution, don't hesitate to get in touch with us as well for further advice.
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Thank you for your feedback.
Chickens are animals of habit, which is why they might need a little adaptation time to a new toy.
You could for example try leaving it on the ground to start, or in a different place. Once a chicken starts pecking, the others should follow.
Please don't hesitate to contact us for further advice.
Yours,
Clemence,
The Omlet Customer Service Team
Thank you for your message. Some chickens might need extra training in order to master their swing. You can find some helpful tips here
Don't hesitate to get in touch with us by phone or email if you would like any further advice.
Yours,
Clemence,
The Omlet Customer Service Team
Thank you for your message. It can take indeed some extra training for some chickens to get them to eventually use their swing. You can find useful tips here
Please don't hesitate to contact us if you have any further questions.
Yours,
The Omlet Customer Service Team
Thank you for your message. This sounds quite unusual to us. Could you please send us some more details and photos of this issue, at hello@omlet.co.uk ?
This would allow us to understand what happened and to maybe find a solution for you.
We are looking forward to hearing back from you soon.
Yours,
The Omlet Customer Service Team
We are sorry to read that your chicken does not seem interested in our Caddi Treat Holder.
Chickens are creatures of habit, it might take them a while to pick up this new habit. You could for example try different treats, or place it on the ground for a while, or in a different location. Sometimes, it only takes the dominant chicken to show interest, before the others follow.
We hope that you find a solution, don't hesitate to get in touch with us as well for further advice.
Yours,
Omlet Customer Service Team