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Chicken Coop Cages: Essential Components of a Chicken Coop

Find out more about the different types of cages that are used for chicken coops. The page discusses cages for specific functionalities, which include brooding, laying, and growing chickens. It specifies their design features such as adequate ventilation, adequate freedom of movement, and the overall chicken coop environment to ensure the well - being of the flock
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Secure and Organized Chicken Housing

Chicken coop cages are perfect for both organization and security inside a chicken coop. They keep chickens to a certain space within the coop, which protects them from outside dangers. The cages can be designed to fit the coop space as efficiently as possible. They help isolate different groups of chickens, they help separate hens and roosters, or healthy chickens and sick ones.

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Chicken coop cages provide an essential and comfortable living space that is very much needed by hens. They ensure such chickens are safeguarded from bad weather and non-friendly animals. Chicken coop cages can be made of various materials, such as wood, metal, or plastic. Most cages have common features like nesting and feeding compartments. 

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What are the differences between chicken coop cages and traditional chicken coops?

Small chicken cages are suitable for use by younger chicks or smaller breeds of chickens like bantams. Larger adult chickens are likely to find these cages too mobile, however.
Use a multi-tiered design to allow the vertical stacking of cages. Ensure that the cages are positioned within close reach for cleaning and feeding. Also, when designing the layout, the size and movement of the chickens should also be put into consideration.

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My chicken coop cages are very practical and strong as well. The dovecot is build from galvanized steel so it does not get rusty or corroded. The cages are large enough for the chickens to walk, and have an area for them to nest. They also can be cleaned easier, and the doors open and shut with no problems. I have used these cages for some time and they have not aged at all. The only down side is that they are a little noisy when the chickens walk around. Other than that, they are a wonderful addition to my chicken coop.

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Safe and Secure Shelter

Safe and Secure Shelter

Chickens can be raised and protected in chicken coops cages which serve as the best shelter for chickens. They have secure protection from foxes, raccoons, and birds of prey. The structure of the coop is designed in such a manner that it can bear extreme weather conditions while ensuring the well being of the chickens at all times
Good Living Conditions

Good Living Conditions

These cages are well suited for chickens as they also provide proper ventilation, lighting, and nesting areas. Whether chickens are broilers or laying hens, good living conditions is sure to improve their overall health and productivity.
Easy to Maintain

Easy to Maintain

Chicken coop cages do not require much attention because they are self cleaning. They can be cleaned and disinfected easily, while any worn out components can be replaced fast. Maintenance with ease helps keep the chicken coop in checked condition with less chances of the chickens getting infected by diseases.