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Archive for the 'Chicken Houses' Category
Sunday, May 11th, 2008
There has been so much on television recently about keeping hens and chickens that the sales of chicken coops and poultry houses has shot up.
Here at ideas-4-pets we have had trouble keeping up with the amount of orders for chicken coops over the past couple of months. However, we now have lots of new hen houses […]
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Saturday, April 19th, 2008
I read an article the other day that said that chickens could be laying eggs in gardens throughout the UK. Since all the media hype about battery farming, more and more city residents are keen to raise their own hens in their own chicken coops in their own gardens.
Providing fresh eggs for your family straight from the […]
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Thursday, April 10th, 2008
There are lots of things to look out for when buying your first chicken coop. I have listed below a few points for you to consider.
Is the chicken coop tanalised? Pressure treated timber is wonderful because it ensures the maximum degree of penetration of the treatment and hen houses that are tanalised will last up to 20 […]
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Wednesday, April 2nd, 2008
If you haven’t kept chickens before, it may seem to be a daunting prospect when you see all the chicken coops that are available for sale.
Here are some points you may wish to consider to help you purchase the correct chicken house for you.
Consider how many hens you intend to keep and look for a coop that will […]
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Monday, March 10th, 2008
Chickens need looking after just like any other bird and their chicken coops need to be cleaned out at least every 3 weeks. If the litter in the bottom of the coop becomes damp, then it is adviseable to clean them out more frequently. The best litter to use is dust extracted shavings with a very thin sprinkling of straw […]
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Monday, March 10th, 2008
When buying chicken coops, it is always useful to consider how often the coop will be in occupancy. For instance, in hot weather, if there is not much natural shade around, your chickens will shelter inside the coop. Equally, in wet weather, your chickens will need somewhere to stay dry and during the winter when there are long hours of darkness, your […]
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Monday, February 25th, 2008
ideas-4-pets have a fantastic range of chicken coops. There are chicken coops to suit every pocket and whether you want to keep 2 chickens or 100 chickens, we have a chicken coop to suit your needs.
The Covered Cottage chicken coop has been a best seller and now the larger model of this chicken coop with a nesting box […]
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Sunday, February 3rd, 2008
Outdoor products for pets such as dog kennels poultry houses or chicken coops are out in all weathers so it is well worth considering purchasing a tanalised or pressure treated hen house.
The process of pressure treating or tanalising involves soaking the timber in a chemical preservative and then placing it in a vacuum under controlled conditions. […]
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Sunday, February 3rd, 2008
We have a number of products on ideas-4-pets that are tanalised or pressure treated, these include dog kennels, chicken coops and hen houses.
The word “tanalised” comes from the liquid preservative originally used in the process which is called “Tanalith”.
The process involves the wood being immersed in a liquid preservative and then placed in a vacuum […]
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Friday, February 1st, 2008
Chicken coops are used by chickens or hens for roosting, laying eggs and general shelter.
You should allow a minimum of 1 square foot per bird (large fowl) or 8″ square for bantams but the more space you can give them the better as they will be spending quite a bit of time in the poultry house sheltering from the […]
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