Chickens and Hens

Discover the best chicken coops for your garden

With the return to self-production and attention to all that is a km 0 and homemade, too breeding of laying hens is back in vogue. Not everyone, however, has the place to devote themselves to it as they did in the past, with a large courtyard and hens that run freely and undisturbed. That's why you need to have a hen-house in which to keep them, at least during the night, where they can lay eggs and rest in peace, al shelter from bad weather and animals that could disturb them. Forget the old ones chicken coops that you usually see in country houses, ugly and poorly cared for: i Cucciolotta chicken coops I'm from design and they also fit perfectly in the garden of the most modern houses.

chicken houseEasy to clean and with a modern design

I chicken coops for laying hens present in the Cucciolotta range are made in an innovative matter is guarantees excellent insulation from heat and cold, perfect for guaranteeing the welfare of the hens in any season. It is also a material very easy to clean e keep clean: the HPL multilayer it does not absorb liquids and odors, so it will be sufficient to pass it with a detergent disinfectant specially for keep germs, bacteria and bad smells away. Furthermore, one of the main innovations of this material is the resistance to the infamous red mite, a blood-borne parasite that infests chicken coops and more generally poultry farms, which is particularly difficult to eradicate, which is why it is feared by all breeders. Multilayer HPL, being so easy to clean, does not allow this parasite to settle on the surfaces of the hen house, and therefore prevents red mite infestations.

The design of Cucciolotta chicken coops is specifically designed for combining style and ease of use: if, on the one hand, these are chicken coops that are aesthetically pleasing and suit any garden, on the other hand they are also extremely comfortable because, thanks to sunroof, considerably simplify not only cleaning operations, but also those of daily egg collection.

polly maxi countryChoose the right chicken coop

La choice of chicken coop it is not an easy decision, or to be taken with a light heart: several factors must be weighed before proceeding with the purchase. First of all it is essential to understand how many hens it is intended to breed, taking into account that not all breeds reach the same size and produce the same quantity of eggs: consider that some breeds of laying hens are extremely productive and they can lay up to 300 eggs per year per specimen, almost one per day. Our advice, therefore, is to understand your personal need for eggs and time you intend to dedicate to the care of animals and the chicken coop: it is still a commitment, to which it is good to dedicate the time necessary for the animals to live peacefully. Once you have decided what type of hens to buy, and especially in what number, it is time to decide which chicken coop to buy, which will necessarily have different sizes based on the number of hens it has to house. Our advice? Also evaluate how much Outer space you can dedicate to the hens: these animals will not always stay inside the chicken coop, but they will also need a small outdoor area where you can run freely.

To do list

Choosing the best chicken coop depends on several factors, including your needs, the number of chickens you wish to house, and local conditions. Here is a summary of some points to consider during the choosing a chicken coop:

  1. Dimensions:: Make sure the chicken coop has enough space to comfortably house your chickens. Consider the number of chickens you wish to raise and make sure there is enough space for them to roam, exercise and sleep.
  2. Materials: The chicken coop should be constructed of sturdy and weather resistant materials. You can opt for a wooden or metal chicken coop, making sure it is well built and offers enough protection against predators and adverse weather conditions.
  3. Safety: Make sure the chicken coop is secure and offers protection from predators such as dogs, foxes or coyotes. Make sure there are solid fences and that doors and windows are securely closed to prevent predators from entering.
  4. Ventilation: It is important that the chicken coop has good ventilation to ensure adequate airflow. This will help reduce humidity and odor build-up within the coop, keeping the chickens healthy.
  5. WEB accessibility: Consider the ease of access to the chicken coop for daily cleaning and maintenance. Make sure there are openings or removable panels to facilitate access inside the coop for cleaning and egg collection.
  6. Nest and perches: Check that the chicken coop has enough nesting boxes for the hens to lay eggs comfortably. Make sure there are also perches or poles for the chickens to rest on at night.
  7. Thermal insulation: If you live in an area with hot summers or cold winters, consider a chicken coop with adequate thermal insulation. This will help maintain a comfortable temperature inside the coop and protect the chickens from extreme temperature changes.
  8. Ease of cleaning: Make sure the chicken coop is designed in a way that it can be easily cleaned to maintain a hygienic environment. Overly complicated countertops or tight corners can make regular cleaning difficult.
  9. Cost: Consider your budget and look for a chicken coop that offers good value for money. Avoid sacrificing quality to save money, as a solid, well-built chicken coop will be a long-term investment.
  10. Local regulations: Check if there are any local regulations or restrictions for raising chickens in your area. Make sure you comply with all applicable laws and regulations before choosing a chicken coop.

Consider these points and compare different chicken coop options available in the market. Do your research, read reviews, and consult with other chicken farmers for additional advice and recommendations.

The chicken coops of Cucciolotta

Cucciolotta offers you numerous models of chicken coops, raised or not, and of different sizes depending on the number of hens you want to host. Depends if you prefer one classic chicken coop, which rests directly on the ground, or a raised one, in which there will be a ladder to allow the entry and exit of the hens and under which the animals can shelter during rainy days. You can choose the size that best suits your breeding, the models are many and can accommodate from 6 to 100 hensdepending on their surface area. All chicken coops are made in Multilayer HPL, very resistant material, which moreover does not absorb odors and you can rinse it directly with water and household cleaners. The houses are entirely Made in Italy and are designed to be placed in the garden, with the aim of creating harmony with the surrounding spaces. Inside the chicken coops there are comfortable compartments, where the hens can brood, and these can be extracted, through a sliding movement, to collect the eggs without disturbing the animals.

Cucciolotta also offers accessories to increase the safety of your hens, with the CHICKEN GUARD system: the new door locking system with adaptation to the anti-intrusion model. In fact, the POLLY DEFENDER KIT is made up of two essential components to guarantee the protection of your beloved animals. With a anti-predator door robust and safe and the automatic door opening system, compatible with all Cucciolotta chicken coops.

2 thoughts on "Discover the best chicken coops for your garden"

  1. Stephan Heilmeier said:

    Gibt es auch die Möglichkeit in den großen Hühnerstall (15 Hühner) einen Schubboden zu montieren?
    With kind regards,
    Stephan Heilmeier

    1. cucciolotta said:

      Nein, tut mir leid
      der Hühnerstall
      mit large beweglichem Boden
      and the
      Polly Classic 2XL
      great
      for 12 Hühner
      Francesco

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