“Sasha is shy and quiet. She is definitely lower in the pecking order but is usually one of the first to come greet me. I can't wait for her to mature so I can see what a beautiful girl she will be.”
Thank you for sharing about Sasha! She sounds like such a sweet soul! It’s always touching when the quieter ones are the first to come say hello. Black Sumatras are truly stunning as they mature, and with her gentle personality, she’s sure to grow into a graceful beauty.
“I ordered two of these birds, the both arrived lively and active and are eating and drinking well. I can already tell they will be a fun friendly addition to my flock.”
We're thrilled to hear that your Black Sumatra chicks arrived lively and are already settling in so well. They really are a unique and striking breed—and with their curious, active personalities, they’re sure to bring a lot of fun to your flock. We’re so glad they're off to a great start and excited for you to watch them grow!
“These are very cute chicks and look almost like little penguins with their dark beaks and yellow/black faces, very active and curious. Dainty little chicks, not much bigger than the bantams.”
Thank you for your 5 star review of the Black Sumatra chicks! Active and curious for sure, and it's not a trait that will disappear any time soon since these girls forage better than most. We hope they bring you lots of smiles as they grow up!
We are happy your little one is doing well and hope that you will let us know any time if you have any questions. My Pet Chicken is always happy to help!
We extend our sincere sympathy for the loss of your little one. We had hoped the information shared by our Flock Care Specialists when you reached out to us would have helped her recover along with your diligent efforts. My Pet Chicken hopes you have received our emails sent by separate communication. If you have any questions or concerns about your flock any time, please let us know. We are here to help!
“She is the cutest, smallest of the chicks in the little mixed flock I ordered. She ended up with pasty butt, which is common in new baby chicks. Cleaned it off without any problems.”
