Starting a backyard flock does not have to be expensive. The right coop at the right price makes the difference between a setup that works from day one and one you end up replacing six months later. This guide pulls together every PawHut chicken coop, run, smart door, and nesting box currently available under $200 at Aosom Canada, with honest prices, real specs, and a clear picture of who each one is for. All 7 products are in stock and available with free shipping across Canada.
All 7 Picks at a Glance
| No. | Coop Name | Price | Suits |
| 1 | PawHut Metal Coop, UV Cover, 71” x 29.5”, Black | $82.99 | Small flocks, starter |
| 2 | PawHut Auto Coop Door, 2K Camera, WiFi Solar, 5200mAh | $114.99 | Any existing coop upgrade |
| 3 | PawHut Wooden Chicken Run, Dual Doors, Perch, Combinable | $129.99 | Small backyard flocks |
| 4 | PawHut 6-Compartment Metal Nesting Boxes with Lid Cover | $129.99 | Add-on egg laying upgrade |
| 5 | PawHut Metal Coop, 2-3 Hens, 4 Doors, UV Cover | $135.99 | 2-3 hens daily use |
| 6 | PawHut Large Metal Coop, UV Cover, 3-5 Poultry | $164.99 | 3-5 birds, growing flocks |
| 7 | PawHut Wooden Duck Coop, Openable Roof, Double Doors | $199.99 | Ducks, small poultry |
1. PawHut Metal Coop with UV Cover – Black
Price: $82.99 (was $89.99)
Material: Metal
The most budget-friendly coop in the PawHut range at Aosom Canada. With a 71-inch design, it gives small flocks a safe and weather-resistant space at an affordable price.
Key Features
- 71 x 29.5 x 29.5 inch metal frame with UV-resistant cover.
- Suitable for chickens, hens, ducks, rabbits, and geese.
- Compact size fits well in small urban or suburban backyards.
- Strong metal construction offers better durability and predator resistance.
Pros
- Lowest-priced complete coop on this list.
- Metal build is stronger than similar wooden coops.
- Works for different small animals, not just chickens.
Cons
- Best for small flocks only.
- No nesting box included for laying hens.
2. PawHut Automatic Coop Door with 2K Camera – Alarm Driver
Price: $114.99 (was $229.99)
Material: Metal / Solar Powered
This is not a full coop, but it is one of the best under-$200 upgrades in the PawHut range. The solar-powered automatic door uses a built-in 2K AI camera and WiFi to open and close your coop automatically. You can control it with daylight settings, timers, or a smartphone app.
Key Features
- Built-in 2K HD AI camera for live coop entrance monitoring.
- App and WiFi control with timer, light sensor, and manual settings.
- Solar-powered with a large 5200mAh battery.
- Alarm alerts for door activity or unexpected movement.
- Fits most standard wooden and metal coop doors.
Pros
- Solar power removes the need for battery replacements or wiring.
- Open and monitor the coop remotely using your phone.
- 2K camera gives clear video for extra security.
Cons
- Requires an existing coop for installation.
- Needs a stable WiFi signal near the coop area.
Ideal For: Chicken owners who want automatic door control and remote coop monitoring.
3. PawHut Wooden Chicken Run with Dual Doors and Perch
Price: $129.99 (was $159.99)
Material: Wood
This wooden chicken run is a great option for small backyards with 2 to 3 birds. Its low-profile design looks natural in garden spaces, while the dual doors make feeding and cleaning easier. The built-in perch gives birds a comfortable roosting spot, and the expandable design lets you connect multiple units as your flock grows.
Key Features
- Dual doors provide easy access for feeding and cleaning.
- Built-in perch gives birds a natural roosting area.
- Expandable design allows multiple runs to connect together.
- Natural wood finish blends well with garden spaces.
- Suitable for chickens, rabbits, and other small animals.
Pros
- Dual doors make daily care more convenient.
- Expandable setup grows with your flock.
- Wooden design looks more attractive than metal runs.
Cons
- Wood needs seasonal treatment for weather protection.
- No nesting box included for laying hens.
Ideal For: Backyard owners with 2 to 3 birds who want a natural-looking and expandable chicken run.
4. PawHut 6-Compartment Metal Nesting Boxes – Green
Price: $129.99 (was $169.99)
Material: Metal
This standalone nesting box is made for coop owners who need a better egg-laying setup. It includes six separate compartments, giving multiple hens private nesting space at the same time. The covered lid keeps eggs clean and protected, while the metal build is durable and easy to clean after daily use.
Key Features
- Six separate nesting compartments for multiple hens.
- The covered lid protects eggs and allows easy collection.
- Metal construction is durable and simple to clean.
- Standalone design fits against most existing coops or walls.
Pros
- Great for larger laying flocks.
- Metal is more hygienic and easier to sanitise than wood.
- Covered design keeps eggs cleaner and safer.
Cons
- This is an add-on accessory, not a full coop.
- Requires an existing coop or structure for setup.
Ideal For: Chicken owners with 3 or more laying hens who need dedicated nesting space.
5. PawHut Metal Coop, 2-3 Hens, 4 Doors – Grey
Price: $135.99 (was $149.99)
Material: Metal
This metal coop is designed for small flocks of 2 to 3 hens. Its standout feature is the four-door layout, which makes feeding, cleaning, and egg collection much easier. The water-resistant and UV-protected cover helps keep birds safe from changing weather, while the metal frame adds strong predator protection.
Key Features
- Designed for 2 to 3 hens with comfortable living space.
- Four doors provide easy access from different sides.
- Water-resistant and anti-UV cover for outdoor protection.
- A strong metal frame offers better durability and security.
- Free shipping available across Canada.
Pros
- Four-door design makes daily care more convenient.
- Better weather protection than basic UV-only covers.
- Strong metal build at an affordable price.
Cons
- Suitable only for small flocks of 2–3 hens.
- No nesting box included.
Ideal For: Backyard chicken owners who want a durable metal coop with easy access for daily use.
6. PawHut Large Metal Coop with UV Cover – Black
Price: $164.99 (was $189.99)
Material: Metal
This is the largest metal coop under $200 in the PawHut range. It comfortably fits 3 to 5 birds and offers more space for movement and daily activity. The waterproof and UV-resistant cover gives strong protection from rain and sunlight, making it a reliable option for year-round outdoor use.
Key Features
- Designed for 3 to 5 birds with a larger living area.
- Waterproof and anti-UV cover for all-weather protection.
- Suitable for chickens, ducks, rabbits, and other small animals.
- Durable metal frame built for long-term outdoor use.
Pros
- Largest metal coop under $200 in the PawHut range.
- Waterproof cover handles rain better than UV-only models.
- Great size for growing or established backyard flocks.
Cons
- No nesting box included for laying hens.
- Metal design is more practical than decorative.
Ideal For: Backyard chicken owners with 3 to 5 birds who need a spacious and weather-resistant metal coop.
7. PawHut Wooden Duck Coop with Openable Roof – Natural Wood
Price: $199.99 (was $319.99)
Material: Natural Wood
This is the best-value wooden coop on the list and the only one mainly designed for ducks. The natural wood finish gives it a warm, garden-friendly look, while the openable roof makes cleaning and access much easier. Double front doors also help with feeding and handling birds during daily care.
Key Features
- Openable roof gives full interior access for easy cleaning.
- Double front doors for convenient daily use.
- Natural wood design blends well into garden spaces.
- Suitable for ducks, chickens, and other small poultry.
- Free shipping available across Canada.
Pros
- An openable roof provides the easiest cleaning access on this list.
- Natural wood finish looks more attractive than metal coops.
- Biggest discount in the list with $120 off.
Cons
- Wood needs regular treatment for outdoor durability.
- Better for ducks and small poultry than larger chicken flocks.
Ideal For: Duck owners and small poultry keepers looking for a stylish wooden coop with easy interior access.
How to Choose the Right Chicken Coop Under $200
Choosing the right coop under $200 depends on your flock size, daily needs, and whether you plan to expand later.
Start with Your Flock Size
- 1–2 birds: The PawHut Metal Coop with UV Cover is an affordable starter option with solid predator protection.
- 2–3 birds: The PawHut Metal Coop, 2-3 Hens, 4 Doors is the best choice for easy daily access and maintenance.
- 3–5 birds: The PawHut Large Metal Coop with UV Cover offers more space and better all-weather protection.
- Ducks or mixed poultry: The PawHut Wooden Duck Coop with Openable Roof is ideal for ducks and small poultry, with easy interior access and a natural wood look.
Do You Need a Nesting Box?
- If you keep laying hens, a nesting box is important for clean and comfortable egg-laying.
- Most metal coops on this list do not include nesting boxes. The PawHut 6-Compartment Metal Nesting Boxes is a useful add-on for larger laying flocks.
- The PawHut Wooden Chicken Run with Dual Doors and Perch is only a run, not a full coop. It works best with a separate nesting box or hen house.
Wood vs. Metal Coops
Metal Coops
- Require less maintenance.
- Offer stronger predator resistance.
- Handle rain and winter weather better.
Wooden Coops
- It looks more natural in gardens.
- Stay warmer during colder months.
- Need regular weatherproof treatment for long-term outdoor use.
Your Flock Sorted Under $200
Good backyard chicken keeping starts with the right shelter, and the right shelter does not have to be expensive. Every product in this list is confirmed under $200 at Aosom Canada, ships free across Canada, and comes from the PawHut range which is built specifically for small animal and poultry housing.
FAQs
Most coops listed do not include built-in nesting boxes. For laying hens, a separate multi-compartment nesting box is recommended as an add-on within the same budget range.
Metal coops handle cold weather well and offer good durability with minimal maintenance. In harsher winters, adding insulation or a heat source can improve comfort. Wooden coops offer better insulation but need regular weatherproofing.
It’s a solar-powered coop door with light sensors, timer settings, and app control. It opens at sunrise and closes at sunset automatically, with a rechargeable battery and optional camera monitoring.
Some run-style models can be connected for extra space, but most metal coops are fixed-size. For growing flocks, it’s better to choose a larger coop or pair it with an additional outdoor run.