Chicken Coop's

[SINDASOX 255]

Has anyone bought one of the chicken coop's advertised on the internet to keep your ferrets in, been looking at them and was wondering what the quality is like on them, especially when every manufacturer reckons theirs is the Best. Below is just an example of one,

 

 

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Chicken-Coop-Poultry-Rabbit-Cat-House-Run-CC047FD-FREE-DELIVERY-up-to-4-hens-/280940769815?pt=UK_Pet_Supplies_Poultry&hash=item41695ff217

 

 

SINDASOX

[Guest joball]

there not bad mate do the job.

[BenjaminCadd 109]

Had one for aroud two years now, and it was secondhand then, no problems!

[Guest cookiemonsterandmerlin]

Forsham arks the best quality by far

 

ATB Cookie

[iWorkChihuahuas 52]

i had one ' for chickens ' and it was great, the tray in the base of the house bit very easy to take out and clean

[Tiny 7 1,694]

For a £110 quid fella, I think you can build your own ferret court for that price...

 

 

Scond hand shed bit of timber and wire build it too your own design thats the best way IMHO...

[theferreter 311]

few of the lads on here use them chicken coops for there ferrets there not a bad job but a paul 7 said for that price you could build yourself a decent court best of luck with what ever you decide to go for

[B.P.R 2,798]

I got one of them for a bargain price on and eBay auction. Once it arrived I decided it was shite. Was flimsy, didn't really give them too much extra space unless you split the run into 2 floors and like I said it was flimsy wood so wouldn't hold. There was potential to put pop holes in to 'nesting box' to make a sleeping compartment and pop hole to outside to keep wood shavings inside but in the end it's still small. You would have to be on your knees to clean it out and if the ferrets shiit outside the mesh/ wood soon becomes minging and looks dirty.

 

Personal opinion though.

 

Why not get a small shed/ tool storage hut and add some 2x2" framing and mesh. Easy done and would give you more space/ accessibility and built to your own specification.