Description Delivery: We courier this coop flat-packed to SA metros at no charge. The reassembly is straightforward and can be done by one person in approximately 1.5 hours. No tools apart from two number 10 spanners (supplied) or DIY expertise are required. We deliver and set up in Cape Town and its surrounding areas at no additional cost. Additional Information: Are you a prospective owner? Are you new to raising chickens? Here is a clickable link to our free guide for the care of pet chickens that covers all the basics: Keeping Chicken 101 Need to chat? Call Uli at 071 – 245 1658 Five reasons why a family should have a backyard chicken coop: There are many advantages to having a backyard chicken coop. Here are a few: Fresh eggs: Chickens lay eggs regularly, allowing you to enjoy fresh eggs right from your backyard. These eggs are often better tasting than shop-bought eggs, and you know exactly where they come from. Reduced food waste: Chickens can eat a variety of food scraps, so you can lower your food waste by feeding them these scraps. It is good for the environment and can help reduce food shopping expenses. Compost: Chicken manure is an excellent composting material, which you can use to fertilise your garden. Your plants will grow healthier and more productively. Pets: Chickens can make great pets. They are social animals and can provide companionship. The flock can also educate children by teaching them where their food comes from and how to care for animals. Reduced pest population: Chickens are natural pest control. They will eat insects, rodents, and other pests that can damage your garden or home. It can save you money on pest control products and services. If you are considering getting backyard chickens, there are a few key things to keep in mind. First, check your local bylaws to ensure that chickens are permitted in your area. Second, you must provide your chickens with a safe and secure coop. Third, you need to feed and water your chickens regularly. Fourth, you need to collect their eggs regularly. Fifth, you need to clean their coop regularly. With some planning and effort, having a backyard chicken coop can be a rewarding experience. You can enjoy fresh eggs, reduce food waste, produce compost, have pets, and reduce your pest population. Here are some additional tips for raising backyard chickens: Start with a small flock of chickens. It will make caring for them easier and less overwhelming. Choose chickens that are good layers. You will ensure that you have a steady supply of eggs. Provide your chickens with a safe and secure coop. The coop should be predator-proof and have plenty of ventilation. Feed your chickens a balanced diet. It will help them stay healthy and lay more eggs. Clean your chickens’ coop regularly. You will help prevent the spread of disease. Enjoy your fresh eggs!
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