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Hen Saver hen apron / chicken saddle
Brief Description
Hen Saver is a hen apron, or chicken saddle, a device you put on your hens to protect their backs from roosters during mating. When roosters mate with hens, the hens often sustain feather loss and cuts and gashes on their backs and shoulders that can lead to infection, picking, cannibalism and death. Hen Saver can be used on all of the chickens in your flock (both the hens and roosters) if they tend to peck at each other. Once your hen suffers feather loss and wounds on her back, she must either be removed from the flock or have her bac
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Hen Saver is a hen apron, or chicken saddle, a device you put on your hens to protect their backs from roosters during mating. When roosters mate with hens, the hens often sustain feather loss and cuts and gashes on their backs and shoulders that can lead to infection, picking, cannibalism and death.
Hen Saver can be used on all of the chickens in your flock (both the hens and roosters) if they tend to peck at each other.
Once your hen suffers feather loss and wounds on her back, she must either be removed from the flock or have her back covered to prevent further damage and infection that can potentially lead to her death.
The Hen Saver® hen apron/saddle, establishes a high level of protection for your hen against injury and afford prompt healing and feather re-growth to take place in your chickens with existing wounds and feather loss. The level of protection that is afforded by a particular apron or saddle will depend on the quality of the material and construction of the apron and must meet the needs of the chicken, including a proper fit. The patented design of our Hen Saver® hen apron is a huge improvement over existing designs and provides an unmatched level of protection for your chickens.
Product Selling Benefits
For quality and value, nothing beats Hen Saver!
Our patented Hen Saver® hen apron/saddle:
- Protects your hens’ backs (and shoulders) from treading by amorous roosters
- Provides coverage from pecking by your other chickens
- Covers areas of existing injury to prevent further damage to your chicken
- Enables prompt healing of wounds to promote feather re-growth
- Inhibits the ability of hawks to grasp your chickens
- Is extremely durable and long lasting, providing great value for you!
- Continuously meets or exceeds customer expectations
- Don't settle for less! NOTHING beats Hen Saver for quality and value!
Hen Saver® contains unique features that provide increased functionality and durability of the apron specifically for both your hens and your roosters:
A notch at the base to accommodate your chicken’s tail feathers
Two different strap styles - a single-strap style intended for your less-active confined, cooped, pet, show and breeding chickens, and a two-strap style suitable for your more active free-ranging or pastured chickens.
Finished-seam stitching that secures a layer of breathable batting between two layers of rip-, tear- and puncture-resistant material for both extra protection against your rooster’s beak and nails and to provide potential protection for both your hens and roosters against hawks by inhibiting the ability of the hawk to securely grasp your chicken.
Optional fixed or removable shoulder protector that provides shoulder protection without inhibiting your chicken's flight ability. Hen Saver® is available in five sizes and in both single and double strap models to fit most breeds and sizes of chicken
Products Specs
| Seller Objective: | Looking for retail or wholesale companies to purchase direct from them |
| Patent / IP Status: | Utility patent issued |
| Inventory in Stock: | In stock and available for sale |
| Number of Units in Stock: | 1000+ |
| Suggested Retail Price: | $8.99 To $11.49 |
| Wholesale Price: | $4.50 To $5.75 |
| Estimated Cost/Unit: | N/A |
| Minimum Order/Units: | 12 |
| Prior Sales Activity: | We have sold over 10,000 Hen Savers, through both direct to consumer sales and to retailers. |
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