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Baby Chicks: Blue Laced Red Wyandotte Female Reviews

4.7 Rating 54 Reviews
I have always trusted My Pet Chicken, and the chicks I received today just cement that trust. Two Blue Laced Red Wyandottes, two olive eggers, and two Favaucanas. All chicks arrived cheerful and healthy, no pasty butt. I gave them a little sugar water when I put them in the brooder, but they are all already exploring and bopping around, seemingly unstressed by their cross country journey. I can’t wait to watch them grow!
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Posted 1 year ago
They came healthy!
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Posted 1 year ago
This bird is beautiful. She's independent and doesn't like to be touched, but she fits into the flock with no issues.
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Posted 1 year ago
These chicks are so cute. They were a little exhausted from their trip but after a few days settling into their brooder with hydration, food and venturing about, these sweeties are happy as can be. Very happy and healthy babies!
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Posted 1 year ago
Pretty bird! Friendly but not too friendly. As. chick, she looked like she'd be black laced but ended up being blue... I think. I attached a photo so you be the Jude. She's gorgeous either way. Only took off a star because I'm still waiting for eggs at 7-8 months. There is a pattern with my MPC chickens not laying as soon as other hatchery birds, but their temperaments, sexing accuracy and customer service is all better so it's a trade off. :) /Users/klevitt/Desktop/IMG_1130.jpg
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Posted 1 year ago
Came in excellent health and very playful.
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Posted 2 years ago
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Posted 2 years ago
What a fantastic experience. I ordered 3 chicks, they arrived in less than 24 hours and delivered right to my door. Chicks were happy and healthy. Will 100% order again
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Posted 2 years ago
Thank you so much for the kind words, Rachel. We really appreciate it and look forward to working with you as your flock grows.
Posted 2 years ago