Verified Reviews for Chicken Toys & Accessories

We fixed our perch outside the Eagle run, in a day space. For months we thought the girls didn't use the perch as we never saw them on it. Then winter came and lots of mud claw marks appeared on it! We caught the girls using the perch once when we crept down the garden so they couldn't hear us. Now we know the secret, we catch them on it often - until they hear us coming and rush to the door!

The girls rush over to the Peck Toy when they come back into the run each day and then bat it about to get the treats out.

Our hens love pulling their vegetable leaves out of the Caddi Treat Holder. We love it too - the food is kept off the ground and we can fill it in the dry before taking it out; it's also easy to move about so can be inside or outside the covered Eglu areas.

They are quite funky and the ladies like the challenge. 2 have them totally sussed and 2 just wait for someone else to do the work. The wild birds are enjoying them too

Essentially a good product, just the ladies hate it so a complete waste of money I shall make it my mission to get them to love it

Well made, easy to assemble. Adds further enrichment to the hens run. They perch comfortably. We originally put it a little too high and was easy to adjust.

The holder keeps the food off the ground so the chickens don’t trample on it. I also have one in an aviary which the birds love to feed from.

This is a great way to feed treats in the afternoons, the hens spend ages pecking away to get their corn and it means they are kept nice and busy and don’t eat too quickly.

The swing is made of durable, weather-resistant materials for both the perch part of the swing and the rope. I think it will last for a very long time. The instructions on how to set it up were kind of difficult to follow, so I'm still not sure if I have it set up well enough. The main problem though is that the chickens don't use it. Hopefully that changes at some point.

My Girls love it. It doesn’t matter what I put in it, mixed corn or layers pellets they keep pecking until it is empty. Well made with holes that are large enough to accommodate layers pellets but small enough so that corn does not just fall straight out. The smallest tap results in a few treats tumbling out and a mad flurry of feathers to see who can gobble them up. When they see me filling it up they come running. Brilliant accessory.