This could be used for chickens
596516
We diagnosed our rooster walking problem as osteomyelitis. It was severe. His leg was bright red. My initial feeling was it was a good rooster, but I can get them free around here. Chickens sometimes die unexpectedly, and I figured it would be easier to put him out of his misery. Then I thought about a possible treatment for him. Part of it was antibiotic therapy, which took care of the infection. I added Life Span to a dish of wild bird seed exclusively for him, although all the chicks are wild about the seed. He stays in the coop to eat and I shut the chickens out. I add several tonics from Pet Wellbeing known to be effective, and add hyaluronic acid powder. He's still not able to walk, probably due to the damage caused by the infection, but he is crowing like a champ, and he's learning how to hop on one foot. If he heals completely, I'll be surprised.
2943153
Good for old and young chickens this is my second order ..
2715146
I use this net to catch my chickens and because of the short handle it works well and is less expensive than one made especially for chickens.
171495
I rarely write reviews but thought this product was worth the time. I have 6 chickens, twin toddlers, two cats, and a dog (and a spouse). I'm doing all I can to make having chickens as easy as possible. This is a great feeder and a genius idea. I no longer have to fill their food bucket every morning (or find a place to hang it). The old, hanging feeder worked but the chickens left as much on the ground as they ate, which caused me to have moldy, gross areas in the run. The chickens learned to use this quickly and the amount of mess has been reduced over 90%. It's a bit pricey, but if it holds up, sooo worth it!
4930658
Needs two people to assemble and gets bent easily when moved, but serves as a lightweight playpen for our chickens. Not sturdy enough for night time use and is not predator proof, but the roof keeps birds of prey from swooping in and it keeps them gathered over the weeds I want them to eat!  I'd buy another, it's useful.
1898751
I bought these to hang the the water and food in the chicken coop up off the ground.  They fit well over the 24's and don't slip or slide so tge buckets stay put.  And because, well, they are chickens, i am glad they are easy to remove and clean.  I thought the chickens might take them apart since they are attracted to red, but they remain strong and in great condition despite 8 fowl in the coop.
4511939
great for halving chickens.  I deep fried a bunch of chickens (like cajun fried turkey), this made it easy halve and serve.  Seems like it'll last a long time. good construction
116904
If you want to roast a chicken without the beer can then this is ideal. It works very well for small chickens also. I own a Char-Broil Big Easy cooker and this fits in the basket and keeps the chicken upright so it cooks evenly. All around good product.
1567900
I purchased this as a Bird Bath and waterer.  Well it is made well but I have never seen a Bird use it. My Chickens use now. After seeing that the Birds were not using it I brought it out to the Chickens. They use it and it is great for them.
4848699
I still haven't managed to fight this thing into submission to put it together.  I'm now in the humiliating position to ask a friend with a feed store to help me put it together when he sells a similar product at a higher price from a different manufacturer.  Next time I'll bite the price bullet to buy it from my friend.

*I got the feeder put together, and it works great for chickens!  Unfortunately, I also have two goats.  I'm not sure what they are doing, but they keep taking it apart.  It's chicken proof, but not goat proof.  When I get the goats and the chickens into different pens, I'll try this product again, and I foresee great results.  I'll probably buy another one!

**I have changed my rating on this product because my initial rating was based on my frustration with what I did not realize were assembly complications due to multiple past injuries to my back.  This product deserves a much higher rating than I gave it before.
800655
I use it for a sever cross beak chicken chick to give her something she can eat ..
1213210
If you have chickens you need this.  I wish it had a longer handle but so much better than anything else I have used.
283850
I wanted to be able to cook more than one chicken for when there is a bunch of people coming. This looks like it is going to work great. I will probably be trying it out this week.
4236655
We actually think of our chickens as pets...they come to me when called, they eat out of my hand, they listen attentively, do tricks for cottage cheese, and crack me up. Yet, unlike our other pets, they make me eggs for breakfast and fertilize the yard at no additional charge.

So I want to keep em around.

Unfortunately, our house backs up to a prarie and deep woods so everything from coyotes to deer to raccoons etc are visitors...

Although our coop is very secure, raccoons can get into most locks you wouldn't think possible, dig under the coop, and so can coyotes. And if a coyote finds your coop, you will rarely be able to EVER keep him out again. Possums can also get in very tricky ways.

So we had concerns.  I just read about this in a magazine I shutter to admit I read called something like Backyard chickens. Although there is an ad for it in the mag as well, it was cheaper here. Then a worker at the feed store mentioned it. So I got it on Amazon.

So here's the test. We keep the coop purposefully by our house so the chickens are less seen, heard and smelled to the wrong predators as they would be in the very back of our yard. But one attack would be too much.

To test it? I knew raccoons had found our compost bin at the very back of our yard after I had left it open and were coming back to visit every night, with pawprints even on our deck after we grilled. So I first put this on the compost bin, knowing they'd return. They haven't touched it since and it was OPEN for the taking. Good news.

That said, in order to be most effective read the directions about placement height and everything I read says to periodically move it around a bit on the coop so no animal gets used to seeing it, consequently, making it seem less risky to them to explore.

If there are a few ways a predator might get to your pen, you may need more than one.

Works via a red blinking laser light...I have no idea why unless word is out in the animal world that that is what a hunter's laser looks like... :-)

Runs on solar power and turns itself on and off. It is NOT activated by motion...but, though I thought this was the case, I guess it's better that it's not because by the time they are THAT close, chicken meat may smell too good to resist and this way they don't have to pass in front of it to be thwarted by it. Just seeing it keeps them at bay.

P.S. Have a free range area with an open top? I continue to read that crossing fishing line across the top then putting streamers of bright orange tape hanging down to flap will keep hawks from carrying away your hens, as well as climbers.

Negatives: Best to have several yet it's just too pricey to stock up as I wish I could for all sides of my coop. However, this appears to be the only manufacturer.

Positives: That's obvious.
1560218
The label says it is for horses and dogs, but I bought some on the recommendation of a chicken keeper.  It is probably not approved for use in certified organic poultry or in meat birds.  But one of my backyard free-ranging egg-layers got really badly gouged by an overly aggressive (or clumsy) rooster.  I had to keep the flies off a 3 inch open gash until it healed.  Germicidal and fungicidal, a liquid bandage.  It took 10 days but the blu-kote did the trick!  Gertie is doing fine!
(The rooster has since found a new home at a farm where they needed an impregnator.)
1546903
Great little chicken house! It shipped fast and came I damaged and with all the pieces. I bought it for some Muscovy ducklings I had but was not aware with how big they grow! This would be great for a couple of average chickens as a overnight coop or even better for a couple of bantams full time... it was easy to construct (I'm a constructionally challenged blonde so that says a lot) probably took me a couple hours to complete. I'm going to stain it a different color and put some protective varnish on to prepare it for our Montana winters. Overall a good little coop.
901654
Chickens love but a bit pricey.  Planning to make my own mix in the future due to cost.