Verified Reviews for Chicken Toys & Accessories

Love the pendant peck toy, but the poppy has some issues. There are slots on the top that let in the rain and snow, and then the green base that connects to the stick seems to accumulate residue from the scratch grains that eventually turns moldy. Finally, my turkeys (and I realize this intended for chickens) managed to bend and then break off the metal stick after about five months of use. Going to order another pendant instead this time.

Seemed sturdy enough but my silkies wanted NOTHING to do with. It was rather expensive I thought and after trying it and out (for when the free range) of the run I finally tossed it.

The hens seem to need to 'tug' to eat their weeds and this holder satisfies the way yhey eat. Saves having to tie the bundle of greens to the mesh.

I use this inside my Eglu 3m run and I fits diagonally almost corner to corner. The fixing points are strong and secure. My girls love perching on it and so far I’ve seen 5 of them perched at the same time. The only reason I didn’t give 5 stars was because of one negative point, the perch is joined in the middle with a metal tube and as my girls are large birds the perch does start to bend in the middle slightly so maybe the 2 of the shorter perches would have been a better option.

Quality product which the love

Well made and easy to fit.

My girls love this, provides good entertainment for them pecking at it and scrabbling for the treats that drop.

The Peck Toys from Omlet are 5 Arrows Farm approved!! They’re really easy to use and they keep the chickens entertained. I just put some sunflower seeds and layer pellets in the toy and when they peck it, the food falls out. It’s a great toy to keep them entertained when I can’t let them free range.

This is brilliant, to be honest....I had tried to go cheap and find or make something similar, but ended up ordering it from Omlet. At first sight, the four chickens were deathly afraid of it as it swung back and forth like the sword of Damocles, but eventually they learned how to time their movements and grab at whatever greens I had happened to fill it with....the pinata that never breaks....my chickens tend to fancy kale (why is this cut and grow vegetable so expensive at the supermarket????)...with these treats, they haven't even begun to show an interest in worms....

Love this for all the 'scratch and dent' veggies from the garden. Makes them last longer, keeps them clean and is a fun way for the chickens to stay engaged.