Magshion Foldable Chicken Coop Rabbit Hutch Outdoor, Pet Cage House Wood Small Animal Poultry Cage Run with Openable Roof for Ourdoor Backyard, 45.5 Inch, No Assembly Required (Grey)

I am so happy with this Magshion Folding Chicken Coop. It is the ultimate solution if you need a secure, portable spot for your small animals without the headache of a complicated setup. We use with chicks and also bunnies. • Zero Assembly: The "no assembly required" claim is 100% true. It unfolds right out of the box and is ready to use in seconds. It’s a little flimsy, but the latches keep it together • Truly Portable: The built-in handle and folding design make it incredibly easy to move around the yard so the chickens always have fresh grass. • Solid Quality: The wood is lightweight but sturdy, and the latch feels secure. It’s the perfect size for a couple of chickens or rabbits to enjoy some supervised outdoor time If you’re looking for a hassle-free, space-saving hutch that actually does what it promises, this is it! I recommend it

I got this so my chicks could be outside and protected. It fits its purpose. I like that it’s easy to fold up and put away when I bring my chicks in and there is shade provided. It looks nice and isn’t too heavy to work with. It’s sturdy enough so my chicks are safe.

These are great as a temporary set up or play area. They are not sturdy enough to be suitable for leaving an animal in them unattended. They are good sized and the folding ability is a real plus. They have been great for what I needed them for.

Easy set up and take down. Carry in for storage, as easy as carrying a suitcase. Been using mine as needed since 2022, mostly for ducklings. I have a pond and both eggs and ducklings get abandoned. Ducks can be notoriously terrible mothers. This cage was a great, useful find. It does require some commonsense upkeep. On a side note, look carefully at the size of the chickens in the cage. Were they photoshopped? My cage does not seem that roomy.

This hutch is such a super design — it actually works OK even though it was incompetently manufactured with rotted wood and upside down or reversed parts! Most of the defects can be corrected with screwdriver, claw hammer, new Brad nails, 3/4” staples from a staple gun and careful disassembly/reassembly. When properly assembled, the hutch is still a bit flimsy, so I added 1” removable metal pegs to the lid to stabilize the folding sides. I used additional staples to secure the hardware cloth (wire mesh) to the frame. I also made a floor/base with 1/2”x1” wire mesh, cross braces and nine 2” swivel wheels so I can roll it around and clean underneath. The design is also great because it allows for easy access to all areas of the hutch and a nice egress door makes it perfect for housing my rabbits. The plywood top as shown in the pictures is covered with an old blue towel to insulate and to provide traction for rabbits that like to hop up there and lounge! I put cardboard boxes with hay in the hutch for the rabbits to chew and to hide in.

I really love this thing!! It came already assembled, and qll you do is lift the handle and pull on the door and it unfolds and sits perfectly! I only gave it 4 stars for sturdiness because if the ground isn't level it kinda bends back in. But I fixed that easy with just 4 zip ties. Its easy enough im sure you can use ribbon, cord, anything. Also the size, I already knew it wasn't gonna be big. But its 100% perfect for the babies I'm getting in May. They will be able to stay in this well over 8 months comfortably before ill have to add them to my larger flock. So I'm highly pleased. Be warned though. It will only hold maybe 6 adult chickens comfortably. And I would make that set up temporary. But this thing is wonderful, & I plan to get 3 more.

I've been using this animal pen for our garage chicken brooder for a few weeks. It is pretty spacious for 6 almost 5 week old chicks. We have a big waterer, feeder, roost and their heat plate inside with room to spare. It isn't going to hold up to being thrown around or rough housed, the wood is fairly "soft" and hinges are small so I've been mindful of that when folding it up and it's doing fine. It does fold up nicely and once you get the hang of it, it is easy. The hardware cloth is stapled to the frame and sharp edges are exposed, I feel like for this price those should be covered. My chickens hop out if I open the top and I don't want one of them to cut their feet so I have to be fast when I'm getting their food and water changed as those won't fit through the small side door. Other than that, we used this when the chicks were really tiny for supervised field trips to the yard and it worked well. I imagine I will use this to integrate new chicks into our flock in the future so I know we will get a lot of use out of this and I'll probably cover those sharp edges for the next round of chickens.

$50 is what this thing should cost at MAX. Probably only $25 of materials in it as it is, and they are the CHEAPEST materials they could find. If this was made with quality components and put together like they actually cared I would pay as high as $200… but I will NEVER go with anything this company makes again. Not well put together at ALL. They just slapped really lightweight and cheap metal hinges wherever they would fit on to the even cheaper wood. The wood is BRITTLE. One of my homes was unscrewed due to the wood being cracked because it’s obvious they didn’t drill pilot holes before putting these screws in. NOTHING lines up correctly. The lightweight wood products they used is still rough cuts with little to no sanding, so expect possible splinters. This thing is super flimsy. All of the hardware and screws they use are the cheapest ever made. No care was put in to making sure the pieces are lined up before they honed it together. The wire is the thinnest and most lightweight garbage they could find, and the least amount of staples they could get away with to attach the wire - that’s the plan they went with. Absolutely horrible. This would get less than one star if I could, but I guess since it’s DOES at least hold in the chicks I’ll give it one.