AivituvinReviews of aivituvin.com

The instructions need improvement. The insulation liner is poor quality and insulation pieces were not in the boxes .

This company is hard to reach. You can only email about orders and it takes days for a response.

I have tried to return with no luck. They won’t send a return label. I tried to return it the same day as it was delivered.

Your website told me that I had forgot something in the shopping cart. When examined it was the bunny cage I thought I had ordered. So I ended up reordering. I have sent pictures and emails attempting to get the second order returned. No communication back to me.

Materials are good quality, especially like the cedar wood. Dog house was easy to assemble. I felt the price was fair as I couldn't build a dog house of the same quality with all of the features for the same price.

Perfect rabbit hutch! Has all the compartments you need. Easy to put together but does take a little time. Don’t know how long it will last very happy with purchase! Great price as well and fairly sturdy!

The box was easy to put together. It came with a very STRONG odor. I didn’t like that the tray came underneath and doesn’t attach to anything. The wood is not separated enough to allow droppings to fall through. The wood is hard to clean when messes happen

I bought a wooden chicken coop that is supposed to hold 8-10ish chickens. Though a few pieces arrived with splinters, all pieces were accounted for and no major damage had occurred. This chicken coop is honestly some of the best. People complain about how it’s cramped and shoddy craftsmanship but I 100% disagree. Cheap wooden structure or anything of cheap is expected to be less-than-perfect quality which is why you have to make amenities necessary The coop I bought can definitely NOT hold 10 full grown chickens. However, it is comfortable enough to fit my 7 full grown hens plus an extra space. You should never buy a coop and expect them to live in it full-time. Mine simply sleep in the coop then go outside in a fenced in yard. Be mindful that you absolutely must put in more work than what the directions call for. The paint on this coop is dusty and poor quality so use exterior paint instead. The screws given do not hold up the coop properly, you must add wood glue to make the coop sturdy. This coop will not stand against predators, you must add your own layered chicken wire on the bottom. It will not stand against a super windy storm, I’m anchoring mine with t-posts and steel cable. Again, I recommend this product if you have 8 or less full grown chickens and the space to let them free roam. As long as you add other necessary features that total $50-ish, you will be fine.