Aivituvin builds wooden housing for backyard animals: chicken coops, rabbit hutches, dog houses, catios and small animal cages, most in solid fir with an asphalt roof and iron reinforced edges. The brand tells its origin fondly, a joiner making a warm house for his daughter's rabbit, the name grown from the girl's name, Vida. The commerce is brisker: free shipping from nine US warehouses, dispatch in one or two working days, model codes such as AIR69, returns within 30 days of delivery.
The range suits people keeping three to six hens or a pair of rabbits who would rather assemble a coop in an afternoon than cut lumber themselves: pre-drilled holes, dowel rods and pictorial manuals do most of the talking. Wet climates and predator country are another matter. Fir wants sealant before its first winter, and the wire is light gauge, so many owners upgrade to hardware cloth.
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