Verified Reviews for Chicken Toys & Accessories

I thought our chickens would take time to warm up to it, but they use it everyday. They really do seem to enjoy it and use it.

I bought this bundle after we moved house as we had more space in the garden, so wanted our hens to be able to make the most of the new space. They seem to love all of their new toys and I love watching them sway about on the swing!

We thought we put it too high in the run but they all hopped right up on it no problem the first day. It’s now their favorite hang out spot.

My feather babies are enjoying this new addition to their run. The treats are lasting longer than they do in the peck toy that sticks in the ground. I think it’s more challenging for them since it swings. I don’t have to fill it as often.

Keeps my chickens entertained! They love it! And it's very easy to use

I contacted Omlet as I wanted to buy additional individual skirts for my chicken run. Customer service was very helpful providing me with a detailed brochure so that I could identify the exact item that I wanted. I also purchased the treat bundle and the water drinkers - all good quality

Our birds took to this perch immediately. It gives them an alternative perspective whilst they are restricted to the covered run.

Fits all sorts of veggies and treats and the girls love pecking them. They turned their noses up at the treat balls that were designed to go with it, so won't get them again, but the holder is a definite hit.

All three of my girls love the Pendant Pecking toy. I have it suspended over the high perch. One chicken jumps up on to the perch, bash it a few times and seeds fall to the floor of the pen for the chucks to find and hoover up.

I couldn’t decide whether to buy this caddy treat holder for my girls or not, but I decided to just before the sale ended! When it arrived I put a little gem lettuce in it & took it out to see what my girls thought of it. I hung it up & stood back to watch! In less than one minute Pandora, my Speckled Sussex hen had come over to investigate! Seconds later she was pecking away at it! I was delighted! It’s something else to keep them occupied while they are restricted due to the avian influenza, so money well spent! But I was thrilled that it was Pandora who had come to investigate because just three weeks earlier I had been having to tube feed her three times a day, as she was not eating! So the caddy feeder was helping with her recovery! (It seems that she stops eating when a flock member dies!) I used the caddy holder daily for my girls to have a little gem lettuce, which is perfect for size, or a chunk of cabbage in it, to enjoy in the afternoons. The do prefer it if the cabbage has been lightly cooked for them first though! Not that they are at all pampered!