Small-Group Calf Hutch for 2–3 Calves

• Designed for pair housing or small groups of two to three calves.
• Fiberglass-reinforced polyester hutch provides a durable and weather-resistant shelter.
• Smooth internal surface supports effective washing and hygiene management.
• Roof-front ventilation openings promote natural airflow inside the hutch.
• Galvanized steel fencing provides a robust outdoor exercise enclosure.
• Large entrance provides comfortable access for multiple calves.
• Adjustable feeding openings accommodate different calf sizes and growth stages.
• Integrated threshold helps retain straw bedding inside the sheltered area.
• Fence can be tilted to simplify cleaning of the outdoor pen area.
• Hutch can be tilted forward for easier bedding removal and sanitation.
• Integrated wheels and rear handling point improve movement around the calf-rearing area.
• Feeding accessories can be configured according to farm management requirements.

• Calf Shelter: One-piece fiberglass-reinforced polyester housing provides protection from wind, rain and direct solar exposure.
• Ventilation Openings: Openings near the front roof section support passive air exchange.
• Galvanized Fence: Outdoor enclosure creates a controlled exercise and feeding area in front of the hutch.
• Front Feeding Fence: Adjustable feeding openings provide access for milk, water and supplementary feed management.
• Threshold: Low entrance threshold helps retain bedding while maintaining convenient calf access.
• Integrated Wheels: Wheels positioned near the threshold simplify repositioning of the hutch.
• Rear Handle: Provides a convenient handling point when moving or tilting the shelter.
• Bucket Rings: Feeding positions can support milk, water or feeding containers according to the selected configuration.

• Dairy calf pair-housing programs.
• Small-group calf rearing for two to three calves.
• Replacement-heifer raising facilities.
• Outdoor calf nursery areas.
• Commercial dairy farms transitioning from individual to small-group housing.
• Calf housing expansion and modernization projects.
• Livestock equipment distributors and dairy farm contractors.
• New dairy farm and calf-rearing facility construction projects.

• Hutch Dimensions: Customizable according to project requirements.
• Fence Configuration: Available according to farm layout and calf management requirements.
• Feeding Positions: Bucket rings, feeding bowls and teat-bucket holders available upon request.
• Milk Feeding Accessories: Individual teat feeders or compatible feeding equipment available.
• Hay Feeding: Optional hay rack can be integrated according to feeding management requirements.
• Identification: Information plates and calf identification accessories available upon request.
• Project Layout: Hutch spacing and row arrangement can be planned according to available calf-rearing area.
• Climate Adaptation: Designed according to local climate and farm conditions.

• Install the calf hutch on a firm, well-drained and reasonably level surface.
• Maintain sufficient spacing between hutches for ventilation, cleaning and equipment access.
• Position the shelter according to local wind, rainfall, sunlight and drainage conditions.
• Install and secure the galvanized fence before introducing calves.
• Provide clean, dry bedding inside the sheltered area.
• Inspect fence fasteners, hinges and feeding openings regularly.
• Clean milk, water and feed containers according to the farm hygiene program.
• Tilt the fence when required to provide easier access for outdoor-pen cleaning.
• Tilt or move the hutch to remove old bedding and clean the underlying surface between groups.
• Wash and disinfect the smooth internal surface thoroughly before introducing a new group of calves.

Q: How many calves can be housed in one hutch?
A: The housing system is designed for small groups of two to three calves, subject to local animal-welfare regulations and farm management requirements.

Q: What material is the hutch made from?
A: The shelter uses fiberglass-reinforced polyester, providing a durable, weather-resistant shell with a smooth internal cleaning surface.

Q: How is the hutch ventilated?
A: Ventilation openings near the front roof area promote passive air exchange through the shelter.

Q: Can the feeding positions be adjusted as calves grow?
A: Yes. The referenced front fence incorporates adjustable feeding openings suitable for different calf sizes and growth stages.

Q: Is the hutch easy to clean?
A: Yes. The smooth interior, tilting fence and movable hutch structure are designed to improve access for bedding removal, washing and sanitation.

Q: Can milk and water buckets be installed on the fence?
A: Yes. Bucket rings and compatible calf-feeding accessories can be installed according to the required feeding program.

Q: Can the system be customized for a complete calf-rearing project?
A: Yes. Hutch layout, fencing, feeding accessories and project arrangement can be configured according to farm capacity, climate and management requirements.