Verified Reviews for Eglu Go - Chicken Coop for 3 Large Hens

I have a disabled rescue hen who cannot manage ramps or raised living quarters independently. The Eglu has proved perfect, and allowed her to be a proper chicken and has no doubt extended her life. She has two colleagues from the same rescue to keep her company. I have two other flocks who have also crowded in to take a look at the 5 star accommodation. I wish I could afford eglus for them all. So easy to clean. And no red mite!

Very impressed with this product and company. The Eglu Go design is clever and elegant. The Omlet website, newsletter and Facebook page are helpful, useful and entertaining. I am still on a very steep learning curve with regards to looking after Pekin Bantams but the Eglu has taken much of the stress out of the experience and the Omlet online support boosts my confidence. I am however, looking for more stories of the Australian experience with the Eglu and other Omlet products. I'm quite besotted with my pretty bantams and their attractive, practical coop!

So easy to clean and our chickens love it too!

We brought this for my father's 84th birthday present! He thinks it's great. He has 3 Med/Lrg hens in it. Very easy to clean out, and open/close the doors. The whole thing is just great for him. He needed a hobby. We also brought the fencing, so's the hens can move about more. It's easy to move around the coop to them fresh grass. It is well worth the money. Made an elderly man very happy, he loves checking for eggs. So glad I found Omlet on the internet.

We are really pleased with our new chicken coop and the chickens also love it. They seem very happy with their new home. The Eglu was easy to put together although the run was more challenging as the instructions did not match all the parts I had - still have two square mesh pieces that don't seem to fit anywhere. Despite this, the run and Eglu are a fantastic addition to the garden and it's so easy to clean. Just wish we had invested in one years ago.

This is the second home for our chicken & truthfully, we should have splurged on this the first time. Our chicken was so happy instantly after the move. We're happy too as much easier to clean & allow to roam while protecting from foxes etc.

I had wanted to get an Eglu to replace our old wooden run for a while. When it arrived I was a bit apprehensive about putting it together, but I can honestly say it was a dream to assemble - really easy and possible for me to do on my own despite the interruptions of chickens, children and dog. The coop is really easy to use on a daily basis, and very easy to clean, and the feeding and water containers are much better than the traditional type we had been using as they don't tip or spill. Our two bantams are refusing to lay in it at the moment, but apart from that seem very happy with their new home, and I am delighted with it! It is a good size for a small garden. I am spoilt now and would not go back to the old wooden style coop and run.

Me and my two chickens love there new home. Will be getting two new friends soon.

I was never going to buy a wooden chicken coop because I can build myself and at least match if not exceed those that are available ready made. However, time was against me on this occasion. My partner's birthday was looming and I hadn't even made a start on the coop I'd promised her. So, I looked at the Omlet website for a solution. I'd seen the Eglu before, but always considered it a touch expensive (but then I am incredibly tight). How wrong can you be? I took a punt and I'm so glad I did. The Eglu Go is a first rate design that just oozes quality. My partner loves it and our three new hens love it too - they're so content. Every time I look at it, it gives me pleasure - just appreciating the design and quality, and knowing that I made the right purchase. It reminds me of the adage, sometimes attributed to swiss watch makers, but also Sir Henry Royce (of Rolls-Royce) i.e. 'quality is remembered long after the price is forgotten'. If you're undecided on whether to purchase an Eglu, don't be - buy one, you will not be disappointed.

We have two hens and this has plenty of room for them. Much easier to clean and must be warmer than the old wooden one which had started to rot and come apart from weather effects. Also we believe better protection for them from the badgers and foxes we have visiting - we lost one hen to a badger who ripped off the outside nest box to get at them