Is there room enough for two chickens?
1070696
We barely fit a rabbit and guinea pig in it, it is much smaller than it looks
1070697
I do not think so. If chick's yes but not 2 full grown chickens. We have 1 rabbit in ours and he is quite content
414238
I'm not sure how big those are, but I think 4 regular chickens could fit (two perches, our two share one usually), but no more.
414242
I have a Rhode Island Red hen and rooster plus a Sex Linked hen. They are comparable in size to the Sussex with the Rooster being significantly larger than the hen. I think that the coop would fit one more full size bird (especially if it were a hen), there is certainly enough room on the roosting bars. It would be a bit tight but doable.I am planning a larger coop because I want to add several more birds but will keep the Pawhut for initial isolation of new birds when introducing them to the flock.
1717689
I think so, my 2 Canaries are very very confortable in it with lots of room. 4 Budgies would be just fine IMHO.
144487
The cage is easily big enough to 2 cockatiels. Ours has 2 conures in it and there is plenty of room. The size that you see listed is accurate so just measure out a piece of cardboard and se if it is ok in your space. The cage with the stand is like 5 feet tall.
2173923
Yes, there is enough room, if you let them out a couple time a day when you have time. I've got Pacific Parrotlets in my cages and we let them out a couple times each day, although if you miss a day or so it's ok. I think even a cockatiel would be ok, but it would be tight.
1541156
The cage is definitely big enough for two. I have one cockatiel right now however am looking for another one.
709917
Are your chickens bantams? I think it would be too small for six full-sized chickens unless they also had some outdoor space to graze in. I have four (a rhode island red, two silkies (which are bantams), and another smallish chicken. They fit ok, but they have a lot of outdoor space during the day, not just the fenced section that comes with the coop.
1219314
I haven't cooked a full chicken or duck in mine yet, but I would think there'd be plenty of room.
32730
Yes, you certainly can fit a chicken in the pan, on the rack and with the lid on. Most chickens sold in supermarkets fit well. If you get an unusually large bird, you could have a space problem with the rack and lid in place.
1277192
It's not big enough for a whole chicken but if you have pieces of chicken, yes.
1672875
Can always modify it. We just added a 15×15 run. This coop is small tho. Good for 2-3 chickens. I have 5 & is very cramped. Thank goodness it was winter so they kept each other warm lol
670685
I own chickens and I wouldn't even put one in it because it would be too tight for them, the opening of the nesting area is small and it has no bar for them to roost on. This works for 1 rabbit, 2 guinea pigs or 2 dwarf rabbits.
1716354
I often have 2 hens in a nest at a time. It is perfectly ok. They lay their eggs and are perfectly happy. The box is big enough for the 2 hens actually, unless they are Giants.
1995165
No, please don't make 6-8 hens live in here, this coop is small I have bantams I would only do maybe 4 or 2 regular size hens. The divider for nest box only allows 2 each side, and only has 2 roosting bars
2173920
I would most definitely say yes. Both sides are very roomy for two love birds on each side. Nice size food dishes and nice size doors. Hope you enjoy your cage and your birds if decide on this cage that is ����037;
414240
Yes. I have two of these in a chicken yard with eight Rhode Island Reds. The girls lay eggs in both of them but prefer to roost in only one of them at night. When I had two Leghorns and two Rhode Island Reds everyone was quite comfortable in one henhouse. This is called a chicken coop but is actually a henhouse. This causes some confusion when researching for square footage requirements for your chickens.