Does this chicken coop have a pull out tray for cleaning the droppings? I didn't see it and the description
1241725
No tray...easy find at auto store...I just use straw and change the bedding weekly.
1241726
This coop does not include pull out floors. The side roof lifts off easily. The main roof is permanent. The side wall is a door and opens easily for access.
1437217
Yes it does. There are hooks on the sides that connect the tray to the slide out feature.
1364084
no pan. there is a perch. i found this coop to betiny and have had trouble fitting in an average size feeder and 1 qt. hanging water bottle. would not buy again.
2113262
There is a tray to pull out for cleaning. I don't know if there was a grate because I don't use it on mine since it seems unnecessary and just another (difficult) thing to clean. I can tell you that my Senegal parrot loves this activity center.
1155889
Yes And No. There is a hole where drippings can go into an external tray. However I put an aluminum foil pan there to keep it a little cleaner.
404894
No unfortunately not, that was the one drawback to this system. You have to go through the front, I use a stool to sit down in front to scoop cause I'm no spring chicken either. I do love the construction/material....very durable and attractive. Hard to clean inside manually but I use a shop vac and sponge mop..that definitely does the job!!
1392510
yes, it does. It still gets crusty on the tray when it rains. We put fruit and nut in it and guess the chaff and coatings tend to clog the water flow. We got this one as we had the smaller version which the birds fought over. This gives plenty of surface area to allow many birds access to food at one time.
17415
It should be mounted, I would be afraid of it falling over when the chickens get on the bars otherwise. But mounting is an easy couple screws into something behind it. Not sure what you mean by tray removal, I bought the additional inserts for the bottoms of the boxes and they just go in and out of the holes the chickens go into.
1660445
If this is the one I purchased.. No. Also the tray does not come out. Makes it difficult to clean.
910576
it comes with a removable tray for oil and grease that drips down, however the grill surface still need to be cleaned carefully due to the build in heater-core. i just use a wet rag and soak it in water and wipe it down. Its much easier than you think.
1741935
I love this chicken coop--it is so easy to clean. I keep my coop on my backyard patio and it opens into a large enclosure completely covered with chicken wire. I also let my chickens out of the enclosure to roam in the yard. Of course there is not room in the coop for food and water. I use it only for the chickens to nest and sleep in. My food and water is outside of the coop in the enclosure. The chickens don't need a lot of room to nest, and they sleep all cuddled together anyway. I have had five to eight happy chickens that seem to be very satisfied with their sleeping quarters.
1012802
I don't know about the crate, but yes, it comes with the tray. I wound up returning mine tho- my dog wouldn't use it due to poor quality of grass. Very plastic feeling. I am going to check Home Depots turf, and see what they have for plastic trays.
1075232
It has a big shiny slide out pan covering the mane coop floor I just slide it out and scrub the shiny part I wet it down even though it's cedar I know in doing this it will one day damage it I clean it 1-2 times a week. Then it has cedar bottom for the nest box area you can pull it up and that's it, it's quick and easy, it takes me more time to clean my bird cage!
1429030
I think the top is the tray and removable. Lifted up, there's just a bin below. I had my first Buddy for maybe 15 years; wore it out. Arthritis doesn't improve and this thing will keep me going till I go to The Home.
467867
Hi Drestin,Yes, the cage has a slide out grate and a slide out tray for easy cleaning. I bought this cage about 2 years ago and absolutely love it.
2080608
It does not come with a tray. I have just been watering mine in the sink with the sprayer and letting it drain there. It is beautiful and worth the extra effort.
16236
YES! I kept a regular watering container in the coop until I witnessed hens pecking/drinking from the nipples. Chickens are so naturally "curious", they took to the system within a couple of days. I do tap on the nipples regularly (when I'm cleaning the coop), just to be certain water is flowing (nothing has plugged-up); so far, this system has been PERFECT.