Tetuga Brooder Box For Chick Starter Kit - Pen/Baby Chicken Supplies With Ideal Size Brooding Up To 15 Baby Chick, Duck And Quail(Red)

This thing has made caring for chicks so much easier! The only bad part of getting adorable new chicks when you already have an adult flock is figuring out how to house them safely. In the past we have built brooder boxes, but they are hard to move, harder to clean, and seemingly are always in the way. Then what do you do with it once the chicks are big enough to join the flock?! This way so easy to move around, even bringing it indoors for a few days of the worst weather! It’s also easy to see and reach all of your chicks and their food, water, and heating. Kept our babies safe from curious cats, and not so parental hens. It was also simple to clean when the time came. Being able to wash and scrub the removable matt was great, but washing the whole thing, drying it in the sun and then being able to fold it up and easily store it in the garage when it wasn’t needed any more was just amazing.

Used for babies chicks and turkeys. Works great to keep them in and other critter (cats) out Used s brooder plate inside for warmth which worked great. Can take outside and hose off

LOVE this pen. Right now I have 3 baby quail in it, but will use it for baby chicks, also. It can be folded and taken outside to clean. Dries quickly in the sun. The zipper top lets me take care of them without any escaping. The sides tie up for more light during the day and I have an electric heat plate that gives heat from the top when they're under it. It also is adjustable as they grow, which has been a safe alternative to the bright, hot heat lamp. The pen will hold quite a few chicks, although I never have more than 6, with alot of room to spare. Great value for a pen. There are stakes if you want to have it outside, but I normally keep my chicks in closed in shed or garage.

Perfect for that age when they can jump!

This is actually pretty roomy and can comfortably hold 10 chicks until they are old enough to be outside. We had a pretty large feeder, waterer, and brooding plate in it too. Took one start off because it expensive for what it is, kinda a pain to clean, and forget about ever getting it folded up correctly to go in the bag it comes in after you're done using it.