Verified Reviews for The Omlet Peck Toy

I fill this with freeze dried mealy worms and my girls have a field day with it ; ) Only complaint is the attachment string that comes with isn't anywhere near long enough to hang it from the top of your 2 panel height walk in runs! I had to improvise an extension....

I love this twin pack of toys. I think the chickens and I are more fond of the Rocky. Especially since I forgot to pick up the Elvis before I moved the coop, and I ran over it and broke it. But Rocky is still kicking. And we love it. It’s a great way to give them their crushed shells and treats.

The entire flock enjoy pecking out treats from the Elvis Peck Toy. Very entertaining for them...and me.

They took to Rocky straight away & it meant the smallest hen got their fair share but however I try I can't get them to use Elvis which is a shame.

My girls love this. They got the idea within 5 minutes of me tapping it and letting the food fall. Meal worms work in there especially mixed with crushed digestive biscuits as a big treat when they have been good girls.

From the first time I hung them in their pen they loved them - gathering round them both, pecking and running about with excitement as the treats fell out. Now as soon as I unscrew the base to refill them they go crazy - they know what's coming!! Would highly recommend them, so much so I was looking to buy a couple of the ground ones but see they are out of stock, I'm not surprised.

I put this peck toy in their run and they completely ignored it.......for a day or two and then they cottoned on to it. Now fill it up regularly and they love it.

Much enjoyed by my chickens.

The polish chickens in my flock mastered these toys in seconds and they keep them busy and happy for hours on end. The silkie flock took a little longer to get just what these toys are about but after a few days they have grasped the concept of working for their treats and are enjoying the fun.

I bought this for our four new ex bats, Eeny, Meeny, Miny and Mo. I wanted them to learn how to play so thought I’d try this. It took them about 10 seconds of all standing round staring at it, before they learnt what to do. And blimey did they enjoy playing with it. It’s a lovely toy and worth the money, plus it’s brilliant to watch them using it!