Our team loves helping customers start their flock journey. Whether you are brand new to chicks or adding to your coop, we are always happy to walk you through the setup and answer all your questions. Spring starts here, and so does your flock.
With proper nutrition, smart coop management, reliable water solutions, and optional lighting support, winter chicken care can be simple and rewarding. A little preparation goes a long way in keeping your flock warm, healthy, and comfortable until spring arrives.
Winter can be a challenging season for any barn, but with the right preparation, it doesn’t have to be overwhelming. From nutrition support to all the cold-weather essentials, Spikes & Houles is here to help you care for your animals safely and confidently all winter long. Stay warm, stay stocked, and stop in anytime—you’ve got this!
If you’re thinking of starting your own backyard flock, it can be hard to resist the cute little chirps coming from the aisle of your local Spikes & Houles store. At Spikes & Houles we are committed to providing a high standard of care for the chicks while in our possession. You can always call the store with any questions or concerns & we will do our best to help!
Garden Guy Dale joined Good Day to share tips & tricks for your backyard chicken coop.
Spikes carries dried mealworms & grubs in a multitude of sizes from 3.5 ounce to 5 pound bags. Dried insects are a great addition to add to any bird's diet from chickens to wild birds.
Our chicken experts have tips & tricks to help your chickens not just survive the winter, but thrive!
No, coops do not need to be heated.
The breed you choose should have a reputation for being docile, friendly and tame. Fortunately there are many breeds that fit this description.
There are two types of chicken coops, permanent with attached fencing or portable.
