This hand-made wooden box housed all of the items that make up the kit. The box is rather large but works as a place to house baby chicks while they grow, or even keep a sick chicken that needs to be quarantined.
When a customer opens the box, they will find all the items housed in wood shavings – a very common bedding used inside of chicken coops. Every item includes a label that is part of the entire visual system and contains information about what it is and how to use it.
Included in the kit are basic items every chicken-keeper would need. A care kit with items for dealing with an injured chicken and boosting the health of your flock. A small feeder and waterer are included with foods to help familiarize owners with the types of feed chickens will need. A broom and dustpan are a tried and true way to clean the coop. Finally, a fancy egg carton not only echos the identity of the kit, but gets owners excited to show off their eggs.
Included with every kit is a unique, hexagonal booklet that includes basic information about owning chickens including the difference between adults and baby chicks, different types of breeds, coops, directions for wing trimming, and a glossary. The booklet lays completely flat and allows the user to flip to a certain page and view the information while perhaps doing something tricky, like clipping wings for the first time.