The rental package includes delivery, setup, and pick-up of the contents, two Lend-A-Hen egg laying hens, 8-14 eggs per week, one standard chicken coop that can be easily moved, one food dish, one water dish, 100 pounds of chicken feed (optional non-gmo feed available for $50 more), and a copy of "Fresh Eggs Daily" by Lisa Steele.

The 2024 standard rental package is $500 for a 5-month rental period. A $50 non-refundable retainer is required to secure your rental package.

The rental period is five months with delivery of chickens and coop beginning in May.

You can expect a total of 8-14 eggs per week.

An optional non-gmo feed available for $50 more

It’s simple! The hens will require that their food and water be replenished at least once a day, usually best tended to in the morning. It's recommended their coop bedding be changed at least every other week, or when it becomes smelly.

It is highly unlikely that a cat will hurt a chicken. Depending on the dog breed, some dogs can be trained to get along with chickens. However, for some pups the hunting instinct can't be trained out of the breed, therefore we recommend keeping them separated from the hens.

Based on availability, the purchase of our hens and coop should not be a problem - just let us know at least three weeks before the end of your rental period so we can make accommodations.

Please fill out the contact form on our website or call us at 208.697.3658

The hens can be left home alone for two to three days. This will just require a little planning ahead to make sure they have enough food and water to last the duration and assure they are secure in their coop from predators. Beyond three days, you'll want to ask a friend or family member to drop in on the hens to give them more food and water and collect eggs.