“This is one of our smallest chickens and the sweetest. Rosie is my daughters favorite by far and loves to be held and is so mellow. She was our first hen to lay eggs out of 21 others and once she laid her first egg became so much more friendly.”
Thank you for taking the time to review our little Buff Brahma Bantam chicks! They are adorable babies! My Pet Chicken is here for you any time you need additional items for your flock or have questions. We are happy to help!
“This asks you to give feedback on a product and I can't do that. Our little Otti-Lee is so much more than that. She is a curious new family member. She loves snacks and exploring our home. She has been to multiple states and doesn't mind road trips in the least. When one of my chicks fell ill and passed, MPC followed up with me and gave advice on helping the ailing chick. The two who survived are incredible girls and I am soooo happy I chose to purchase my girls from MPC.”
Thank you, Amelia, for taking the time to provide a review of the little Buff Brahma Bantams! They are adorable little ones! My Pet Chicken is happy to have been able to bring your babies to you and look forward to assisting you in the future with questions or perhaps to satisfy the "chicken math" that may take affect :-)
“My Loofie girl is so cuddly and lets me parade her around the yard in my arms. She also is food obsessed and will steal my own food right out of my hands with no shame. Heads up, she was a very imbalanced chick and I'd often find her on her back, but she turned out okayish mentally so I guess no harm no fowl.”
“In 2018 we ordered from MPC for the first time, and amongst the various breeds, we had a Buff Brahma Bantam. She was the smallest and we were very worried when the other chicks actually knocked her over onto her back! We named her Thumbelina, although that quickly turned into Bina. Luckily, as she got older she became much less vulnerable and was easily able to integrate into the ‚ÄòBig House‚Äô with her siblings. She became one of our favorites. Jumping up onto laps and falling asleep in arms, it was no surprise! But a year or two later she befell the misfortune of a prolapsed uterus- our first-ever case of it. We tried everything to help her, but still, she did not get better. At last, almost a week later and afraid she really would die, we went outside and made a wish for her to get better. And guess what? She did! We were so happy.
Then a few years later we recommended this breed to a friend and offered to combine our order with hers- that meant we could get just six chicks! Great idea, right? (we are a bit tight on space, what can we say? Chickens are the best!) Four little Buff Brahmas came along with our other chicks, such cute things! And then, at the last moment it turned out our friend couldn‚Äôt take her chicks- did we want them? OF COURSE! Oh well, six extra wouldn‚Äôt hurt. So our smart little idea to get less chicks ended us up with twelve. We named our little mistake-chicks Golden-Bean, Jumping-Bean, Black-Bean, and Vanilla-Bean. it turned out Vanilla-Bean looked just like Bina- perhaps they‚Äôre sisters! Bina lives in a different house than the other ‚Äòbeans‚Äô and whenever she runs into them they all get confused. ‚ÄúAre you Vanilla-Bean?‚Äù ‚ÄúWho's Vanilla-Bean? I'm Bina!‚Äù great little birds!”
