Poultry Housing

Poultry Housing

Safe and Comfortable Spaces for Your Flock

Good housing is essential for maintaining healthy, productive birds. At Zoar’s Ark, we understand the importance of providing secure, well-ventilated and weatherproof accommodation for your poultry. Quality housing protects your flock from predators, reduces stress and encourages regular laying by offering a calm, clean environment.

Choosing the right poultry house depends on flock size, space and environment. Smaller backyard flocks benefit from compact coops with easy access for cleaning and egg collection, while larger flocks may require multi-compartment shelters with extra roosting space. Whatever your setup, the goal is the same – safe, dry and comfortable conditions for happy, healthy birds.

Practical Design and Lasting Protection

Well-designed housing makes daily care easier. Features such as raised bases improve airflow and keep bedding dry, while removable trays and doors allow quick cleaning and maintenance. Proper ventilation helps regulate temperature and humidity, keeping birds comfortable in both warm and cold weather.

Durability is another key factor. Strong, weather-resistant materials protect against the elements and extend the lifespan of your coop or shelter. Good housing not only supports poultry health but also saves time and effort in long-term upkeep.

Supporting Poultry Keepers Across the UK

Zoar’s Ark has been trusted by poultry keepers nationwide for generations. We understand the importance of reliable housing that suits both small backyard coops and larger farm setups. Our focus is on quality, practicality and the wellbeing of your birds, making it easier to manage flocks of any size.

By investing in well-built, easy-to-maintain poultry housing, you ensure safer, cleaner and more comfortable conditions for your flock all year round. Zoar’s Ark is here to help every keeper create the perfect home for their birds.

FAQs

What size poultry house do I need?

Choose housing that allows at least one square foot of space per bird, with extra room for roosting and nesting.

How often should I clean a poultry house?

Clean the coop weekly, with a deeper disinfectant clean every few weeks to maintain hygiene and prevent mites.

Do poultry houses need ventilation?

Yes, good airflow is vital to control moisture and reduce respiratory problems without creating draughts.

Can one house be used for different poultry types?

Yes, many coops and shelters suit mixed flocks of hens, ducks and smaller poultry when space and nesting areas are well managed.