Portable Chicken Run Large Pop-Up Chicken Pen for Small Animals Outdoor Gardening Net with 3 Doors and Handbag, Easy to Install and Storage, Green

I have backyard chickens and where I live free-range is not allowed. My chickens love this portable chicken run. They have decimated the grass that was originally in their "chicken run"--this addition has been easy to manage. I have it connected to the chicken run door and they love it from about noon to evening. With hot weather, I have been able to wet the grass in the portable chicken run. They are able to stay cool and in enough shade that suits them. Highly recommended due to easy of use and quality.

Using this for my new chickies to integrate in run with bigger girls. It was a little difficult getting the rods in but, but got it done. Good quality.

I would love it if I would have gotten the right parts. I was supposed to get a straight rod and a peaked rod. I go 2 peaked rods. Great product just poor packaging

The media could not be loaded. This is a perfect temporary run for my 6 week old chicks to enjoy the fresh air and scratch at the grass. They seemed to love it!! I have 7 chicks and it’s was plenty big enough for them to explore. So simple to set up. But like other reviewers said, I’m not so sure I will fold back into the carry case. I don’t want to bend the wires so that I won’t be able to use it again, so I will probably just store it without the case. But even though I can’t fold it back up small, I still think it’s a great purchase! And I’m thinking I could also use it as sick-bay or for a broody hen to keep them separate in the run if needed. I don’t feel that it’s meant to withstand all types of weather conditions. Or to be used on a permanent basis.But if you’re looking for something to allow your young chickens to enjoy the outdoors for a couple of hours, this is the product you want!

Perfect for backyard chicken owners who want to give sone free range with protection! This was larger than expected but that is a good thing! I was worried it would be too small to use to protect birds from hawk attacks without getting a large text. It can easily be moved around yard for fresh grass. You can also buy more and combine to expand. I love the whole too is mesh or you can use the separate tarp that hooks all around to prevent blowing off or protect from sprinkles. Easily pull it back over half and hook to give partial shade. Comes with stakes to secure to ground. Also easy to collapse and pack! *Cat for size compare!Heck! I can use it to sleep in if I wanted to camp outside for the night under the stars!

This was so easy to set up and secure enough to raise 3 baby veeries in. Big enough for me to crawl inside to hand feed them. Gave them access to the grass so they could learn to hunt bugs. Tall enough so they had space to hop up on branches and fly around. Multiple zippered openings for reaching inside. I kept this in a securely fenced area to keep predators out. Also I draped a tarp over half so they had shade and rain protection. After I released the birds, the enclosure was easy to fold up and put away. I am looking forward to using it again!

This is perfect for the chicks to get a break from the brooder and enjoy some sunshine. They love running around in it and learning to fly. It is easy to set up and the doors are perfect for getting them and their food/water/treats in and out. The door on the end is big enough for us to crawl through to gather chicks when it's time to go back inside, which is very nice because they always run to the other side and we have to go in to get them! My Walker Coonhound likes watching them play in their tent.My only negative comments would be that the sides don't fit tight enough against the ground in some areas. If you are going to leave small chicks in it for a while, I would suggest small flat boards or something along the edges so they cannot push under it. Also, it was a little more expensive than I think it should be. The quality seems good though, and I think with care it will last many years.I saw several reviews that mentioned it is very hard or impossible to put back in the bag. I have not tried this yet, but I took lots of pictures taking it out in the hopes they will help me get it back in! We have been using it so much until the chicks are ready to go in their coop that we have just left it set up and we place it in the shed in between uses.

This thing collapses constantly! It may be fine to let your chickens play in it a bit, but don’t take your eye off it.