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Your kids talked you into buying them baby chicks or bunnies for Easter: Now What? Chicks and bunnies are synonymous with the Easter holiday. Those cute little baby animals are worldwide symbols of fertility and new life that appears with Spring. Easter falls on Sunday, April 21st this year. Just in time for farm and pet stores to stock their bins with baby bunnies and chicks. Prepare for your new pets Giving chicks and bunnies as Easter presents is a long-standing tradition, but not a very good one. This tradition dates back to a time when these animals would be raised on the farm as livestock. Suburban and urban rabbits and chickens are usually considered pets these days. This means they require a higher level of care and have longer life spans. Generally, it’s a good rule to NOT give live animals as gifts. Fortunately, this trend has died off somewhat in recent years. The sad truth is that thousands of bunnies and chicks are given as Easter gifts every year, only to find themselves dumped at the shelter (or worse) when they are no longer cute fluffy babies and the kids get bored with them. Don’t purchase a live animal as an Easter gift unless you are prepared to care for that animal for the duration of its life. Ready to have a “Hoppy” Easter? Bringing home any sort of pet is a big commitment, one that requires research and planning. Chickens and rabbits are both social animals. They thrive and are happiest when they have at least one friend. There are benefits to keeping backyard chickens, namely those delicious free range eggs (they also eat bugs like it’s their job). Bunnies can make great pets for children and adults. They are cuddly and fun when properly socialized. Rabbits can be taught a variety of tricks, including how to use a litter box. Both animals require specialized housing and regular care. If you’ve been thinking about adding a furry or feathered friend to your family, Easter can be a great time to do it. Spring is when these animals are most readily available in farm and pet stores. Keep reading to make sure you are prepared for the commitment of your new pets and family members. Welcoming your new pets into the home Chickens and bunnies are not too difficult to care for, but they do require care. They need safe, secure habitats, appropriate food and bedding, and enrichment to keep them busy and happy. If you just can’t resist those cute little balls of fluff, make sure you’re prepared for the commitment of caring for them. Check out our prefab chicken coops and rabbit hutches to help you get started. Caring for Chickens Chickens can make great additions to any home, and in many places, are even legal to keep within city limits (although roosters generally are not allowed). Your chickens will need a chicken coop to lay their eggs and to keep them safe from predators. Chickens can be let out during the day to roam your backyard. They will eat tons of bugs, seeds, and anything else they can find. Many chickens will naturally return to their coop at night to roost, although you may need to teach them to do so at first. Always be sure to lock the coop at night to prevent predators from breaking in. Creature Comforts Most chickens begin laying eggs at around 6 months of age, and will lay an average of 5 eggs a week. A chicken coop with a designated nesting box will provide your chickens with a secure place to lay their eggs. This gives you an easy and consistent place to collect those eggs from. Most nesting boxes are easily accessible with a hinged roof for easy egg collection. You will want to check the nesting box daily for eggs. Line the nesting boxes with straw or other soft material to encourage your chickens to nest and lay inside the box. Learn more about setting up your nesting boxes here. Your chickens will need access to dry dirt or sand for dust baths, fresh drinking water, and a steady food supply. While your chickens will find plenty of things to eat in your garden, you will want to supplement their diet. Chickens can eat kitchen scraps such as fruits and vegetables; cooked beans, pasta, and rice; bread, nuts and seeds. You can also purchase poultry pellets to feed your chickens, which is essentially chicken kibble and will provide them with the balanced nutrients they need. You will also need to clean the chicken coop regularly. Chickens are relatively indiscriminate when it comes to relieving themselves; in other words, they will poop in the coop! Fortunately, many of our coops come with a slide out tray that will collect droppings and can be easily pulled out and hosed down. Be sure to change the straw and bedding once a week. The coop should be deep cleaned at least once a month. Get more chicken raising tips and tricks from mypetchicken.com. Chicken Coops Check out these chicken coops and more, available right now on Aosom.com: Caring for Rabbits Choosing the right breed There are over 60 breeds of domesticated rabbits in the world. Choosing the right breed of bunny for your family is important. Some of the most popular breeds include the Lionhead, the Flemish Giant, and the Holland Lop. All of these bunnies vary greatly in size, appearance, and personality, so be sure to do your research before bringing a bun home! You can learn more about rabbit breeds on Rabbitpedia.com. Rabbits require a rabbit hutch enclosure, whether they live inside the house, garage, or in the backyard. The hutch should be large enough for your bunny to comfortably stand up and move around. Rabbits need fresh hay and bedding inside their hutch. You will need to clean the hutch regularly, at least once a week. Most of our hutches feature slide-out trays to make daily clean up easier. Your bunny will need access to fresh water and food every day. You can purchase rabbit pellets at your local feed and farm supply store. You can also offer you bunny fresh green vegetables as a snack or treat. Have fun with your bun Rabbits also need socialization and enrichment. If you get your bunny from a home pet rabbit breeder, the babies will already be socialized with humans. To grow your bond with your pet bunny, make sure to interact with him every day. Bunnies are very social animals and love to cuddle. Sitting on the floor and letting your rabbit approach you for playtime and snuggles is the best way to interact with him. Rabbits are ground dwelling, burrowing animals that do not like to be picked up and carried around, as being high up is very uncomfortable for them. Your bunny will enjoy roaming around the house, so make sure to bunny proof your home. Get more useful tips and tricks to socialize your bunny here. Pet rabbits will need veterinary care. It’s a good idea to spay or neuter your rabbit, just like a cat or dog. You may need to seek out a specialty vet who is knowledgeable about rabbit care. Rabbit Hutches Check out these rabbit hutches and more, available now on Aosom.com: Play and Win! Want more Easter fun? Be sure to play our Easter Egg Hunt Game on the Aosom homepage for a chance to win some great prizes, including one of our rattan sets. Just in time for spring! -
5 Reasons to Try the New Aosom Shopping App
1. Sweet in-app discounts! Are you a deal hunter, or just like easy shopping and saving money? Download the Aosom app on iOS or Android. We plan on lots of promotions for our app this year – this is a fantastic time to get on board and start saving. We will continue to offer app-only discounts and deals to reward our customers. Being an “early adopter” has its distinct advantages. 2. Easier Shopping A newly designed user-flow makes shopping even easier when compared to web browser experiences. Find features like “recommended products” and “product bundles” to make shopping easier and faster experience. Find home goods, patio, garden, toys and seasonal items at your finger tips. “Favorite” products you are interested in so you can come back later, track all your orders in once central location, and check out with easy payment options. 3. Open Box Deals Our Open Box program provides you with the chance to snag unused returns, opened box items, and final clearance products, often for a song. You can find our open box deals on our regular website, but the app provides easier way to navigate and you find new entries quickly, before they disappear. 4. Flash Sale Notifications Some of our flash sales last twenty-four hours or just one hour. In the past we have featured $1 items to the first few people to “arrive” first. The Aosom app gives you an extra heads-up on some of our most valuable discounts before anyone else knows. 5. Manage Your Special Coupons App users can simply interface with their “my coupons” wallet to apply extra coupons to their order. We are planning to reward app users with a new set of discount coupons soon. Don’t miss out! Happy shopping! -
Winterize Your Chicken Coop for Happy, Healthy Chickens
The best time to winterize your chicken coop is in the late summer or fall, so let’s get to it! Chickens are actually pretty cold tolerant- they tolerate cold much better than heat. Temperatures as low as -10F probably won’t bother your chickens very much. They’re covered in feathers and down, so their little bodies are naturally insulated in nice fluffy down coats. That being said, you’ll still need to winterize your chicken coop to keep them safe and happy all winter long. Most likely, your chickens won’t produce as many eggs in winter. They’ll be putting more energy into staying warm. Also, decreased daylight hours may keep chickens from laying during the darkest weeks of winter. Your chickens will probably molt in the fall or winter. This will affect egg production as well. Molting is completely natural and necessary part of a bird’s life. Basically, old feathers fall out and new feathers grow in. If your chickens start looking scraggly in fall or winter, don’t panic- they’re probably just molting, not sick. Frostbite is a major concern for chickens in winter. Damp, cold conditions can lead to frostbite on chickens’ feet, combs, and wattles. Winterize your chicken coop to keep it dry, warm, and well ventilated; this is essential to preventing frostbite. Step by Step Guide to Winterize Your Chicken Coop Clean the whole coop. Remove all bedding, waste, debris, food, etc. Thoroughly clean coop, roosts, nesting boxes, and runs. Check the coop for any cracks or holes. Patch or fill these in to reduce drafts. Wooden coops naturally insulate the best. It’s important for the coop to have good ventilation though so you don’t want to stop all airflow. An overly humid coop is not good for chickens. Check the roof, floor, and side joints of your coop to ensure that the coop is still waterproof. You may want to treat the outer wood on your coop with waterproofing spray or sealant. Supply adequate bedding- about 6-8”. Pine shavings are great for the floor and nesting boxes. Straw or hay works well also. This will add insulation to the coop and help your chickens stay warm. You’ll need to clean out and change the bedding on a regular basis. You may want to run an artificial infrared light in the coop if you want to stimulate egg production. Make sure to turn the light off at night though so your chickens can get some sleep. A light should only be used in the mornings and evenings to add a few hours of light to your chickens’ day. Make sure your chicken yard is secured. Escaped chickens will have a harder time surviving in winter than in summer. Be aware of potential frostbite in chickens, when temperatures drop below freezing. If your temperatures consistently drop below freezing, you may want to fit your coop with a heat lamp. Make sure that it is in a place where the chickens cannot roost on it or peck at the cord. Heat lamps shouldn’t be run constantly; instead, only use a heater to heat the coop intermittently. Overheating the coop can lead to too much humidity. Feed your chickens extra in the winter, especially scratch or corn. This is a high-fat food which will help them pack on some winter pounds and keep warm. Feeding chickens in the afternoon or evening will keep their digestion process going throughout the night, which will help them keep warm. Lock your chickens in the coop at night. This is generally a good idea year-round to keep them from becoming a snack for predators, but is especially important in winter. Chickens produce body heat which will heat the coop and keep each other warm. Securing them in the coop encourages them to stay inside where it’s safe and warm. Make sure your chickens always have fresh, not frozen water. If temperatures drop below freezing, try putting out slightly warmed water to keep it accessible longer throughout the day. You can also invest in a heated water bucket if you live in a place with consistently low temperatures. Additional Suggestions The coop needs to be kept dry and draft-free in winter. If your coop has windows, you’ll want to close them at night (but open them back up in the morning so the coop can ventilate). If your windows don’t have coverings, you’ll want to make some. Even a simple fabric curtain or towel can help preserve heat on cold winter nights. You can also partially cover your coop with a tarp to keep rain or snow off and to help trap heat inside. Feed your chickens outside. This forces them to get out of the coop and get some fresh air and daylight. Feeding in the coop can attract rodents and will be messy, so you’ll have to clean more often. Outdoor feeding benefits your chickens and saves you extra work. Using a heated light or lamp to warm your coop at night is generally not a great idea. The light will interrupt your chickens’ sleep patterns. Instead, use a light on a timer to provide only a few extra hours of light in the morning and evening. Don’t have chickens yet? If you live in a cold-weather area, here are the best cold-hardy bird breeds to consider: Ameraucanas, Ancona, Black Australorps, Black Giant, Blue Andalusian, Brahma, Buff Orpingtons, Cochins, Delaware, Dominique, Langshan, New Hampshire, Plymouth Rocks, Rhode Island Red, Russian Orloff, Speckled Sussex, Wyandottes. Got rabbits instead of, or in addition to, chickens? You can follow the same steps to winterize your rabbit hutch as well. Our Chicken Coops and Rabbit Hutches for Sale All of our chicken coops and rabbit hutches are on sale right now! Take an extra 10% off using code Coop10 now through September 24th. Chicken Coops PawHut 64″ Large Wooden Chicken Coop Kit with Outdoor Run and Nesting Box PawHut 32″ Large Wood Outdoor Chicken Coop with Run and Nesting Box – Grey and White PawHut 48″ Wood Outdoor Chicken Coop House with Nesting Box PawHut 114″ Wooden Backyard Chicken Coop with Nesting Box and Runs PawHut 43″ Raised Backyard Wooden Cottage Chicken Coop with Nesting Box PawHut 83″ Wooden Backyard Chicken Coop with Covered Run and Nesting Box Rabbit Hutches PawHut 83″ Wood 2 Story Outdoor Deluxe XL Rabbit Hutch PawHut Large Outdoor Raised Painted Deluxe Wood Rabbit Hutch Enclosure with Run PawHut 90″ 2 Tier Weatherproof Wooden Outdoor Rabbit Hutch with Covered Run PawHut 47″ 2-Story Raised Wooden Outdoor Rabbit Hutch with Pull-Out Trays PawHut 48″ Multi-Level Compact Wooden Outdoor Rabbit Hutch with Enclosed Run PawHut 64″ Wooden Outdoor Rabbit Hutch with Run and Enclosed Cover References https://www.theartofdoingstuff.com/winterize-a-chicken-coop/ https://www.fresheggsdaily.com/2017/11/how-to-winterize-your-chicken-coop.html https://backyardpoultry.iamcountryside.com/coops/winterizing-chicken-coops/ -
Product Comparison: Which Rocking Toy is the Best to Buy for My Child?
Choosing the best rocker toy for your child depends on several factors, including his or her age, weight and level of activity, as well as where you plan to put it and whether or not you plan to move it around much. Aosom carries a wide variety of rockers, hobby-horses, walking ride-on horses, along with dozens of styles. You’ll find everything from a convertible frog rocker that turns into a dolphin slide to a super cute plush triceratops that roars, to a whole batch of pink and curly unicorns and princess ponies for that your little fan of magic and fantasy. You’ll even find realistic looking rockers with wheels, sound effects and a saddle just waiting to ride! Types of Rocking Chairs If your child is still quite small, you’ll probably want a plush rocker toy with a gentle motion, good padding, and high sides so the baby or toddler is safe and protected. Here’s a great one: Qaba Kids Plush Ride On Rocking Horse Airplane Chair with Nursery Rhyme Sounds Airplane Toddler Rocker from Aosom.com Features: Plays a sing-along nursery song for added funPlush fabric and wood combination makes it a soft yet sturdy choice for young childrenEasy grip handles footrests and seat belts ensure a safe and secure rideSoft plush for added comfort and supportFun car shape and bright colors make it a highly appealing choice for young childrenEnjoyable rocking motion will hold a child’s attention offering maximum staying power in a toy If your child is older (in the 6-to-12-year range) you’ll probably want to look at walk-on rider style rockers. These rockers tend to be taller and more robust to carry the height and weight of a larger child and can move forward with the momentum of your child’s actions on it. We love this sweet little pony rocker with the purple saddle – now that’s a statement! Qaba Kids Plush Mechanical Walking Ride on Horse Toy with Wheels – Pink Pink Wheeled Rocking Horse from Aosom.com Features: Combines a classic plush horse look with updated interactive featuresMakes realistic neighing and galloping sounds when the ears are pressedSoftly padded polyester plush body and comfortable riding saddleDurable four-wheeled design for endless hours of comfortable rides around the houseWeighs just 14 pounds and supports up to 110 poundsRecommended for ages 36-96 months oldBatteries are required and included for soundsNOTE: Please ensure your child meets all size criteria. Because this toy is powered by your child’s physical movement it is best suited for children over 35 lbs. and 36” tall. For the energetic toddler who’s into adventure and loves to climb, jump and explore, you may want to consider the spring action rocker with its bouncy up and down motion and solid four cornered based. This rocker can really get moving, but its base makes it more stable than the larger rocking horses. Qaba Durable Kids Plush Spring Style Horse Bouncing Rocker Toy with Realistic Sounds Rocking Horse from Aosom.com Features: Comfortably rocks back and forthDurable lightweight frameSoft plush seat allows for hours of funSolid metal frame with springs to keep it bouncingPush the ear for authentic soundsSimple assembly is requiredRecommended Ages: Kids 3 years and up Rocking Horse and Rocker Sizes Of course, it’s important to check your space and make sure you have room for a rocker, especially if you’re considering one of the larger ones. Rockers are measured by the height of the seat from the floor as well as overall dimensions and the size of the actual seat. Seat height can range from as low as 10 inches to as high as about 25 inches. Remember that a rocker that is hard for a child to climb onto is also hard for a child to climb down from, so make sure you buy a rocker that isn’t too big for your little one. Seat sizes will vary as well, ranging from flat wooden bench seats to plush, high sided seats that are wide enough to a baby or toddler to snuggle into. Many of the plush rockers also have high sides, to keep your young ones from falling out easily. The largest rocking horses have seats large enough for kids up to 12 years old, and are taller and heavier as well. These walking rid-on rockers will take up more room in your child’s room, so be sure to measure your space before you purchase! If you’re planning to take the rocker along with you when you’re off to gran’s or on a trip, opt for a lightweight rocker and be sure to measure your car space as well, so you don’t end up with an errant handle sticking out your window! 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