PawHut Extra Large Run Included with Removable Tray Chicken Coop, Orange
In a Nutshell
- Many users experienced security and durability concerns
- The material quality is low, leading to frequent failures
- While the design is attractive, functionality and durability were significant shortcomings
Quick Verdict
The PawHut Extra Large Chicken Coop has been a significant disappointment for most users. Despite its appealing design, reviewers frequently mentioned security issues and poor construction.
Quick Stats
Pet Compatibility
Pros & Cons
Pros
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Large Size (2)
The coop is large and has an attractive design.
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Easy Assembly (1)
A few users found the coop easy to assemble
Cons
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Poor Quality (4) critical
Many users experienced significant quality issues, such as the coop pulling apart, screws falling out, or not being sturdy at all.
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Not Secure (2) major
Some users reported that the coop was not secure, allowing predators or pests to access the chickens.
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Size Issues (2) minor
Owners of hens and chicks felt the coop was not large large.
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Difficulty in Use (2) high
Users found the coop difficult to use, with traps and setup issues.
Who Is This For?
✓ Best For
- • New chicken owners with small gardens — appealing design
- • Pet owners — purchase for small pet
✗ Skip If
- • Owners of large chickens or breeds prone to destruction — due to security and durability issues
- • Owners seeking long-term reliability — given poor materials and issues reported
Durability & Care
Factors: weather conditions, heavy use, broken or not properly assembled
Cleaning Methods
Care Tips from Users
- 💡 Avoiding excessive moisture
Floor Compatibility
Rating Distribution
Common Questions
Will this coop fit medium-sized chickens?
No, it is intended for smaller breeds or chicks.
Highlighted Reviews
"I absolutely love it. Its so big and so easy to put together"
"I have only had it for a month and it is already falling apart. The screws are too small for the structure. It has been good for our chicks but I can't see Hens in there"
Bottom Line
Avoid this coop. Consider higher-quality alternatives for better chicken protection and longevity.