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The most useful message you can send is a correction with a link to the manufacturer page the number should have come from.
Last updated September 1, 2026
Corrections come first
This site is built on published specifications, and specifications change. If a wattage, a dimension, a capacity claim or an extension figure here is wrong or out of date, we want to know — and the editorial policy commits us to fixing it quickly and noting the correction visibly on the page.
A link to the source is the single most useful thing to include. It turns a report into a fix.
What else we are glad to hear about
- A product we have missed that genuinely belongs in a comparison.
- A page that is confusing, or that answers a different question from the one it promises.
- A dead source link.
- An arithmetic result that does not reproduce when you redo it.
What we cannot help with
We cannot diagnose a sick bird. Peep & Pen is not a veterinary resource and nothing here is veterinary advice. If a bird is lethargic, not eating, breathing oddly, losing condition, or if several birds are affected at once, that is a call to a veterinarian or your state poultry extension office — the latter is free, genuinely expert, and something most keepers do not know exists.
We also cannot advise on local ordinances. Whether you can keep hens, how many, and whether a rooster is permitted is set by your city or HOA, and it is worth ten minutes of checking before you buy any birds.
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