Jake
Coop Builder-in-Chief
If it's hammered, hinged, or predator-proofed, Jake built it. He makes sure every product we sell would survive our own flock's judgment.
Where happy hens meet happy humans. We make and gather the cutest, most useful goodies for your backyard flock — chicken saddles, coop décor, treats, and a whole lot of clucky fun.
the real Coco
Three humans, one very fancy rooster, and a backyard full of personality.
Coop Builder-in-Chief
If it's hammered, hinged, or predator-proofed, Jake built it. He makes sure every product we sell would survive our own flock's judgment.
Chief Hen Whisperer
Hillary knows every hen by name and every quirk by heart. She picks the designs, tests the fit, and writes the care tips below.
Chicken Wrangler in Training
Head of hen snuggles and official chick greeter. Every new flock member gets Gabby's signature cheek-press of approval.
Chief Rooster Officer 🏆
Coco runs the place — check the hairdo. Quality control, morning announcements at 5 AM sharp, and supervising all snack-related decisions.
Straight from our backyard — the real birds behind the brand.
Everything we'd (and do!) use on our own chickens.
Protect your ladies' feathers in style. Comfy fits, cute prints, and adjustable straps — our signature item!
Give the coop some charm — welcome signs, name plates, and décor that says "the girls live here."
Snack time is sacred. Feeders, treat toys, and flock-approved nibbles to keep everyone pecking happily.
Chicken hats, perches, swings, and silly gifts — because a spoiled flock is a happy flock.
A few of Hillary's favorite tips for first-time flock parents.
Chickens drink more than you'd think — check waterers twice a day in summer and keep them shaded.
A dry patch of dirt or sand keeps feathers clean and mites away. Your hens will throw themselves in with joy.
Raccoons have thumbs. Enough said — secure latches and hardware cloth beat chicken wire every time.
Mealworms and scratch are chicken candy. Keep treats under 10% of their diet so eggs stay strong.
Bare backs usually mean an over-amorous rooster or pecking. A chicken saddle protects feathers while they regrow.
Cabbage piñatas, perches, and swings keep the flock busy — and keep them from picking on each other.
All of our flock favorites ship fast from our Amazon store. New goodies hatch all the time — follow along so you don't miss a thing.
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