PawHut 87x41x41-IN Cat Catio Guinea Pig Cage Rabbit Cage Metal Chicken Coop Run Duck Fence with Cover and Multiple Doors, Green

I love this thing. Its easy to assemble and take apart for storage. It worked perfectly as a chicken run for my young pullets.

if you are looking for something to keep your bigger chickens and your new chicken separate while they get to know each other, this is perfect. It fit nicely inside of my existing coop. It gives them plenty of space. They can see the other chickens they can interact with the other chickens, but they can’t hurt each other. It came with a roosting bar. I was able to set it up without looking at the directions. Uncomplicated. The only thing I would maybe suggest is that you buy a little pack of zip ties before hand. The bar going through the holes is a little loose and jiggly so I did zip ties instead and it holds beautifully. I felt better about that method. But it would still work the other way absolutely. So it’s just a small notation. You only need one person to set it up. I did it in like 10 minutes. It is not flimsy. The bars are nice and thick almost like a wire dog kennel so if you’re looking for something for Chicken introductions look no further. I could see this being really great for bunnies too for them to be able to get some exercise outside on occasion. It doesn’t have a floor so maybe like supervised excursions outside. I definitely recommend. PS it is big. The picture makes it look smaller.

There's really nothing to complain about here. The cage comes in four separate pieces that are easy to put together with two people, you need someone to hold it up at least in the beginning. The pieces look pretty comparable but follow the directions exactly. Even if you think you can use the A side in place of the B side, you can't. The stakes won't be able to pin it into place. I love that it has no ground so my cats can enjoy the grass and soil. I have no idea why I was expecting it to be taller, but I was. It's like a good decent one-person tent size. As pictured, I crawled completely into the cage with the cats and closed it. I could've slept in there, spread out even if it wasn't for the ballast beam in the center, which is a good design attribute. Although I will say here, my brother figured out the support beam. The directions are abysmal and offer no explanation but a far away ink blot of a picture. It has three doors, which is nice, one on the ceiling so you can drop your little friends in. I still don't know if I understand why it's $160, but you're getting real metal material and it's good value for what's on the market.

This a a durable, affordable, large pen for my chicks, in sharp contrast to the flimsy, expensive and tiny wood frame pens I've purchased in the past. I added plastic netting around the bottom because my 4-week old chicks were squeezing out to run around outside the pen. It was an easy fix using some netting and zip ties I had on hand. This pen is HUGE and will last them until they are old enough to join the rest of the flock.It comes with a tarp that I will likely add for rainy days, but for now the pen is in the shade so I haven't had to use it yet. It also comes with stakes which will definitely be necessary once the tarp is on.I love that there is room for my chicks to fly and plenty of space for them to scratch, take dirt baths and run around as well. It is a great way to get them outside during the hot Texas summer here and allow them to be introduced to their future flock mates. At night, I bring them in to sleep in a giant plastic tub with a bed of chopped alfalfa, a heater, food, water and a chick roost.One of the best features about this pen is it FOLDS FLAT! You can easily store this in the barn or under a bed and I love that! I ended up giving away my old flimsy wood pens after each batch of chicks because there was no good place to store them and they would rot if left out until my next round of chicks arrived.I definitely recommend this pen to anyone with chicks!! Trust me, as we all know, you won't just have one batch - there will ALWAYS be more (lol)! This isn't my first rodeo and I wish I had bought one of these to begin with - it would have saved me a lot of money!

This was decent, but not worth the price. It is a bit difficult to put together because the directions are not clear (no words, just pictures). It is flimsier than I expected for the price. The doors do not have hooks to keep them closed like other small animal cages I've had/seen, just a slide. Would be easy for a predator to get into without further attachment. Not everything aligns just right. To make it secure enough for our rabbit we had to use wire to tighten the connections and add a bottom to prevent digging (planned to do that part anyways). The size is nice for our rabbit and I appreciate the shade, though it was difficult to attach.

Very easy to assemble. Was what I was looking for. I use it for a guinea pig cage and it is perfect to keep them safe

So this little cage is amazing for the price and exactly what I needed. Easily fits feeder and 5 gallon water bucket through door. I’m keeping the chicks in here while I improve my current coop but quite honestly I may just have it as a run they can always use. Buying a 2nd one! I added a canvas tarp to mine because the south Florida heat is brutal

Pen arrived 3 days earlier than expected. It was easy to assemble for 2 people - one person needs to balance sides & ends while pins were put in. The only downside is the "tarp" - it fits over a small part of the roof. It is approx. 2 feet wide. The picture shown makes it look larger. Problem solved by using a cheap 5x7 tarp from Harbor Freight.