Verified Reviews for The Omlet Peck Toy

Bought this on a whim, turns out to be very entertaining. Chickens wait for 1 special duck to help them. She has figured out that she can grab it w/her bill and shake it, all the seeds fly out. Chickens then come rushing over to eat w/o the hassle of the work. They then chase off the duck to eat it all.

This is a well designed and constructed product. It looks very cute in the chicken run and it holds lots of treats. My chickens haven't got the hang of pecking this toy but I just shake it every few days and it distributes the treats onto the floor which is just as good.

I bought these at the start of the 2021 Housing Order as I wanted to make sure my chickens stayed active whilst they were being kept indoors. It took a while for them to figure them out, but now there are always three or four pecking at them!

My chooks are so happy I bought this as now they have something different and interesting to do

Bought for my ladies and for a family members hens. Gives them something to do and seems well made. All Omlet products have been excellent.

Really nice quality I was expecting cheaper material but it’s really nicely made, the pole is metal and plastic parts are really thick

I bought this peck toys and convinced these are Rat Proof feeders. Rat can not jump into the feeder. My chicken loves pecking so they don't seem to be bothered eating most of their feed with these toys. I tried the Grandpa's automatic feeder ( $200 ) but my chickens scared of the noise shutting down and opening up. Also if you leave this feeder inside the coop at night, its smell attracts vermin. It is easier if you could pack up the peck toy at night and put it back in the morning. NO more rats.

My chickens live these and figured it out very quickly after only twice that I poked it with my finger. I will get a few more because they empty the two I have too quickly. It’s easy to refill ( even if have to pull it out from the ground)

Great idea to keep the chickens amused for ages! No squabbling over the treats at all.

It took my chickens a few days to figure out what to do with it but after shaking it for them a few times they soon got the hang of it. It keeps them amused for a eje and they seem to love it. One thing I hadn't thought of is it you don't clean it out regularly the bit of corn left in the bottom quickly goes mouldy and starts sprouting so if you don't mind cleaning it out or using it regularly then it's a great toy.