Would this make a good First Aid Box? I'm looking for a trauma type set up - something I can grab when the pets or chickens get wounded.
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Not sure about first aid. I'm an Audio/Video Installer, I use this box for small parts storage. It is perfect for that. There is a space to store/organize larger parts and tools under the lid. The individual storage units are adjustable to accommodate all differently sized items.
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I would say yes, the size is a bit much for a quick run and go but it will hold everything you need.
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Seriously??? Did you not read the description of this "wonderful" product? It is made of military grade aluminum alloy; and believe me, I don't think you or anyone else would want to take a hit from it. As to "will it break if used like a bat", don't know as I have not tried it in that capacity. I have no doubt that it can do serious bodily injury if used properly and probably break a window(s) if needed. My sister and two friends now own a Barbarian after seeing mine.
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I thought so too, however the emergency blankets don't have the "decorator" fabric on the other side (for when not in use to deter pets). I guess that would be the main difference??
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I don't think that it would be the best thing for them. Its very small. The picture makes it look WAYYYYY bigger than it actually is. I don't think it would be big enough for them to be comfortable. It was fine for my 9 chickens when they were chicks but we had to make a lot of modifications to it and we had to build on. The wood is actually very cheap and it is thin wood. It's not pressure treated for the weather. Ours is falling apart and warpes.
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Yes, this would work. It may or may not fatally injure the animal, but would move it along. If you don't want to kill the animals, maybe a softair gun would be good.
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fence posts, insulators, fence wire, ground post and the box close enough to an electrical connection. If you want this for horses, it didn't work--not strong enough charge. For dogs, it would probably be appropriate
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I think a larger version would work great for recovery. I used this for my chihuahua who paralyzed herself, so both of her legs do not work well. If the dog is already healed, it will not really do much good in my opinion.
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I would think it would work based on just looking at the box...but once again, it says it is one-use only, so we haven't tried it! Once would be enough if it saved a life! I think for the price it would certainly be worth it.
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I haven't actually used it yet. But I'm gonna guess you will really stress your chickens with the sound and egg production will go WAY down. Stressed chickens don't lay lots or good quality eggs. Happy chickens do. the sound would be maddening to them.
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Probably a small one would be great. Or maybe 3 Cornish game hens. We like it, it's just not "quite" as big as we thought it'd be. But it works well for camping for us!
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I live in South Dakota, and it's been a brutal winter. My chickens have done very well in this coop. I've seen a little bit of frostbite on some combs, but since I will not use a heat lamp, I'm not sure that would have been prevented no matter what coop I used. Other than the frostbite, my girls are in very good health. I love my SnapLock coop. It was a great investment.
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I believe it would scare it...but if it got close enough , Stun it....it might scare your 2 little baby's, I also carry it when i walk my little baby(i love animals)
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I would certainly try it and see how it goes. I have used it for all sorts of anxiety provoking things with my pets like even going to the vet.
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The Easy Gardener Birdblock netting should work for your FreeRange chickens or any other bird, smaller than a hawk I would think, as long as you have enough support to hold the fence, it's strength should hold a chicken at bay with ease. It could might have problems with large owls or hawks but I have not encountered either of those to this point. I have had a few (3) two foot long copperhead snakes that didn't make it through the netting on different occasions though. I would trust it to do the job for you I would think.
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Hi, I found this item to be made cheaply?? Like on top there is no safety so I used wired to stop it from maybe caving in. Also it doesn't close very well either, so you may want to use a back up clip. For a 5 lb dog might be fine but, For a few more dollars you can get either a Midwest or another brand. Hope this helps
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I suppose you could put a cat in here, but why would you opt for this kind of set up? There are other, better, cat options. Better yet, just don't let your cat out at night. This is a chicken coop or possibly a rabbit hatch, but not really a cat containment system. I'd do a search for cat runs. Just my opinion.
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it would be perfect for confining your dogs.... I would recommend the five panel ...this is a 110 wide ...this will allow you to go wall to wall....without stretching...you can put the panels up and take it down with know problem...