This looks well made and I’m sure it will work well to help any bullied chicken make a fast escape…..
Review for:The Chicken Swing
This reviewer has 2-4 pets
So cute
Liv,
Love this little swing for my girls, a cute little addition to their home!
Review for:The Chicken Swing
This reviewer has 2-4 pets
Took me a second to figure out the tie up, but worth it!
Casey,
WA,
Great price and the ladies love it! Feels good quality and easily adjustable to suit different heights.
Review for:The Chicken Swing
This reviewer has 10+ A mix of heritage br pets
Great quality
Sarah,
Bought this for my new chicks to give them something to do when in the coop run. They are only 8 weeks old so haven’t used it yet but they are very good at getting up high and I’m sure the swing will be a hit once they figure it out.
Review for:The Chicken Swing
This reviewer has 2-4 Australorp x’s pets
Chicken Swing
John,
We can't get the Girls off it ... a great play platform for them.
Review for:The Chicken Swing
only have 1 chicken and I am sure she uses it but isn't really aware of it
Jason,
Review for:The Chicken Swing
CHICKEN SWING
Pam,
Chooks love it, relieves boredom.
Seem very happy on the swing.
Very well made.
Review for:The Chicken Swing
Great Service
Sarah,
I don’t have any photos of the chicken swing in action as it was a Christmas gift for my brothers family. I do have to say though, what a wonderful online service you provide because I ordered this product VERY close to Christmas and I was worried it wouldn’t arrive early enough to put under the Christmas tree. Thanks to you, it took only 2 days from ordering to being delivered to my address and I had 4 days to wrap it and put it under the tree. We are very happy customers!! THANK YOU XX
Review for:The Chicken Swing
Not a real success story
Jim,
As far as our Silky Bantams go this was not the toy for them; we tried different heights from 100mm to 600mm all to no avail. We have perches that are graduated from ground level up to 800mm and they use these a lot of the time.
Review for:The Chicken Swing
Omlet response:
Hi Jim,
With some birds just putting it at different heights isn't enough you need to train them, there are some great tips here
Good Luck,
Lara
lonely swing
Arnold,
Installed two swings, but so far, none of the chooks had a go, even they usually jump on everything a bit elevated. Wondering, how to entice them to get up, maybe have to try some food.
Otherwise a great idea. Also using a food ball and they love rolling it around to get the food coming out. Also use to put a butchers hook through the stalk of a cabbage head and then hang it up on some bungee straps about 20 cm from the ground. The chooks and ducks have a ball catching the swinging head and get a bite out of it. All gone within an hour or two.
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With some birds just putting it at different heights isn't enough you need to train them, there are some great tips here
Good Luck,
Lara