Thank you for your lovely review, Tamara! We're so glad to hear that your Australorp chicks are both sweet and feisty. They truly have such vibrant personalities that add so much joy to our lives. Wishing you endless fun with your chicks! Thank you for sharing photos of your chicks with us - they are truly adorable!
“Got my baby pizza on the 14th of October. They are now 7 days old and doing very well I got three in the box They were all good and healthy
My first three I got on the 29th I opened the box and two didn't make the shipment so they replaced the two and they're doing real well”
Thank you for your wonderful review, Franklin! We’re thrilled to hear that your Black Australorp chicks are thriving! It’s great to know that the replacement process went smoothly and that all of your chicks are happy and healthy now. Wishing you countless joyful moments with your feathery friends! They are absolutely adorable!
“These are,in my opinion, the best layers & the most friendly,"personable" chickens ever. They will follow you around the yard like a pet dog. I highly recommend this breed to everyone.”
“I always have a couple of these to go along with my Austra Whites. Usually, I have a couple of roosters from this breed, because as leaders they are nice to have around, and are friendly. (I live in town now so no males). I would recommend this breed to any first time chicken owner.
My 4/28/25 group has 4 females who are doing great. I can't say enough about this company and their Staff.”
“Our “Black Beauty”, truly is a beautiful bird, but I had high hopes for her that she’s not living up to so far. Got her the last week of April, and it’s now Nov 18, over 6 1/2 months later and not 1 single egg layed. This breed is supposed to be excellent layers of 5 or so eggs a week. My Bountiful Blue I got at the same time lays 5-6 eggs/wk since mid-October and is smaller in size. Black Beauty is big, with beautiful lush feathers, she looks healthy and is active, but doesn’t produce any eggs. I’m baffled and disappointed as I only ordered 3 hens, but the Ameracauna ended up being a rooster, the Australorp doesn’t lay, so I only have 1 out of 3 laying eggs! I don’t get it.”
We're sorry to hear that Black Beauty isn't laying yet, but don't be too disappointed. Australorps can start laying anywhere between 6-7 months, but with the cooler weather and limited daylight during the fall, she may take a bit longer. She may be sporadic laying during the winter but once spring brings more daylight, you'll be pleased with her volume, I'm sure. Let us know if you have any other questions. We're happy to help!
We’re truly sorry to hear about the loss of several chicks and understand how upsetting that must be. We are thankful to know the remaining chicks are thriving with your care. We appreciate your dedication and are here to help in any way we can to support their continued growth. We do hope the refund has been viewed on your account as they were covered under the safe arrival guarantee. Please don’t hesitate to reach out if there’s anything more we can do to assist. Thank you for your patience and commitment to your flock.