Pefilos Chicken run with roof design keeps your poultry safe, dry and warm, especially in the rainy cold days. It’s also handy in the heat as they are shielded from the sun and can easily access their chicken coop or nesting boxes without exposure to the harsh
light. Hen house with the pitched roof your poultry can run outside even in rainy days. The pet cage fences are vital to the ventilation of poultry , they will also protect your poultry from the outside predators. Chicken house can hold between 4-6
chickens, depending on size and breed. Rabbit hutch made of natural Fir wood and painted with eco-friendly waterproof non-toxic varnish and galvanized wire mesh for a sturdy construction that will last in all weather conditions. The original wood
is firm and natural for your beloved pet. Thanks to the eco-friendly paint, the cage is waterproof, anti-corrosion and also UV-resistant, which offers long-lasting lifespan to provide a warm house for pet all the time. There bunny house is removable
bottom sliding tray for easy cleaning. High quality gridding fences provide a healthy poultry lifestyle. The extra large volume allows your pet a lot of room to move. 79 inches chicken coop comes with nesting box, resting box and chicken perch.
Product Size ：79*26*44.5 inches
- 🐣Super large chicken house include large nesting box,resting area with a ramp to running area,provides a ample space for your chickens,ducks，rabbits and other small animals to rest, play.
- 🐣Design with Large nesting box ,The wire pen under nesting box design makes larger activity space and prevent the predators to take the egg easily，makes the nesting box frame more stronger.
- 🐣Waterproof Asphalt roof, Natural wood frame and durable and sturdy metal wire fence, with predator-resistant spring latch keeps your Chicken flock secure.
- 🐣Weatherproof asphalt roof prefect for Outdoor use. Big front door & pen door for easy catching.
- 🐣Large bunny cage with run, the DEEPER pull out tray won’t leak off and easy-to-clean. Easy assembly with pre-drilled holes.
