Petscosset 65-in Wooden Chicken Coop with Run, 1 to 2 Chicken Capacity, Black
In a Nutshell
- Sturdy and well-designed coop.
- Good for small poultry and starter use.
- Challenging and time-consuming assembly.
Quick Verdict
The Petscosset 65-in Wooden Chicken Coop is a sturdy and fairly priced option, but assembly can be challenging and time-consuming. It is best suited for small poultry breeds and serves well as a starter coop. Users appreciate the quality and design, but durability concerns and quality issues with hardware are noted. The coop does not have a bottom, which may be a predator risk, and it is not recommended for full-size hens.
Quick Stats
Pet Compatibility
Critical Warnings
No bottom on the run, increasing predator risk.
Prevention: Consider adding a solid base or wheels for better protection and mobility.
Hardware quality issues reported.
Prevention: Carefully inspect and potentially replace hardware during assembly and maintenance.
Pros & Cons
Pros
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Sturdy Construction (2)
Users appreciate the sturdy and well-built design of the coop.
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Affordable Price (2)
The price point is considered fair for the quality.
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Stylish Appearance (2)
Users like the appearance of the coop.
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Pull-Out Cleaning Tray (2)
The coop includes a convenient pull-out cleaning tray.
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Suitable for Small Poultry (2)
Great for small chicken breeds, bantams, and quail.
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Complete with Nesting Boxes (1)
The coop comes with two nesting boxes, making it easier to house smaller poultry.
Cons
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Small Size (1) major
The coop is not suitable for full-size hens.
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Hardware Quality Issues (1) major
Some users encountered issues with the quality of the hardware provided with the coop.
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Assembly Challenges (2) major
Assembly can be difficult and time-consuming, especially alone.
Tip: If the little piece of paper inside got folded up, you'll have to open each bag to figure out which is which. I also think a lot of the pre-drilled holes need to be highlighted somehow, especially on the roof tiles, as they are rough to find. An electric screwdriver is an absolute must
Quality Trend: Declining
Users mention that the hardware quality has declined, making the coop less durable.
neutral
negative
Who Is This For?
✓ Best For
- • Small poultry breed owners — The coop is small and might not be a good investment for the money when compared to what other people are buying.
✗ Skip If
- • Owners of full-size hens — The coop is too small for full-size hens.
Durability & Care
Factors: Exposure to the elements, Preventative maintenance
Floor Compatibility
Rating Distribution
Common Questions
Is the coop suitable for full-size hens?
No, it is too small for full-size hens and is best for smaller breeds like bantams and quail.
Is the assembly process difficult?
Yes, it can be time-consuming and challenging, especially when done alone.
Highlighted Reviews
"Very sturdy, and built well. Looks very nice put together, but it’s definitely small. I would not use for full size hens, but it would be great for bantam chickens and chicks . Definitely large enough for a few silkies."
Bottom Line
This coop is a solid choice for small poultry but may require modifications for better predator protection and ease of use. It is a good starter coop with fair pricing but be prepared for a time-consuming assembly process and potential quality issues.