We are so happy to hear that your little ones are bringing you such joy and that you have trusted us to be a part of your chicken keeping adventure! Please let us know if we can assist with questions, products for your flock or perhaps yourself! It is always a pleasure to help our fellow flock keepers!
Thank for letting us know how your girls are doing and we are so happy to hear they arrived safe and sound! Please let us know if you ever have any questions. We are happy to help!
Thank you for the amazing review! We are so happy you are happy with your order. We love to hear the success stories of the babies once they have arrived home! Enjoy them!
“Olive arrived safe and healthy! She's so beautiful! Big girl compared to the other 3. MPC has been a great experience all the way around. Beautiful birds and very fast to respond to questions!”
Thank you so much for taking the time to offer a review and provide a photo of these beauties! We are happy to hear they are doing well and are bringing you joy! My Pet Chicken hopes to help you in the future with any of your flock needs!
“You could tell the original owners of these chickens took very good care of them. The original owners even included, cut up cucumbers in the crate for them during shipping. They arrived so healthy and sweet.”
Thank you so much for taking the time to review our babies! We are happy to hear they are doing well and are bringing you joy! My Pet Chicken absolutely does love our babies and do our best to ensure they are happy, healthy and safe on their journey to their new homes. We hope we are able to help you in the future with any of your flock needs!
“I ordered one olive egger and one speckled sussex started pullet - both arrived happy and healthy after being shipped overnight for pickup from the local mail center. The olive egger (Pearl) is blue splash, which I was thrilled about because that's the exact color I was hoping for! Both pullets are alert, curious, healthy, and growing well two weeks later. The sussex I can tell is going to be VERY sassy and assertive, and the olive egger is more shy and flighty, but both can be handled. Thanks again!”
