Fleming Outdoors is pleased to announce the arrival of the Chick-N-Hutch. This Chicken Hutch is a great alternative to the larger and more expensive Wooden Chicken Coops. Backyard chickens have become the newest trend an many cities are now allowing chickens to be considered a pet for the backyard. The Chick-N-Hutch is the perfect for the small backyard.

Just right for the smaller backyard flock (recommended for 4-6 chickens), the Ware Chick-N-Hutch is designed for years of function. It has a hinged waterproof shingle roof and front panel for easy access and cleaning. It also features removable wind guards, an adjustable perch, a rear egg door, pull pan, and coated .5 x 1-inch floor wire, making it a perfect blend of convenience and value.

Made with the finest exterior-grade plywood with a non-toxic red stain, this hutch displays excellent craftsmanship. It arrives ready-to-assemble, needing only a screw driver. The assembled hutch measures 3 ft. 6 in. L x 2 ft. W x 3 ft. 2 in. H. The cage wire size is 1 x 1 inch with a center wire door.

An ideal way to extend your flock’s living space, the Ware Chick-N-Pen easily attaches to the Chick-N-Hutch. Not only does it provide a safe, secure place for your flock to enjoy the outdoors without any risk of predators, it also provides years of function with its durable, solid pine wood construction and non-toxic red stain. The pen also features a wide-opening front door for ease of access and assembles in minutes with a screwdriver. The assembled pen measures 3 ft. 4 in. L x 5 ft. W x 3 ft. H. The wire size is 1 x 1 inch.

The Chick-N-Rabbit Pen is not fully enclosed. One side is open to allow for attachment. This run cannot be freestanding or chickens will get out. The Chick-N-Rabbit Pen also works will the Premium Rabbit Hutch and the Premium Penthouse Rabbit Hutch. This pen is a great way to keep out unwanted predators and also give your chicken or rabbit a place to run around.

Next post will be another new product from Ware. The Chick-N-Barn ! Thanks and have a great day. Eric Fleming.