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Baby Chicks: Frizzle Easter Egger Female Reviews

4.7 Rating 102 Reviews
"Marcie"
Two or three arrived dead. The third is looking a little iffy. Very sad.
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Posted 3 weeks ago
We're so sorry to hear that some of your chicks didn't make it and that another isn't doing well. We know how heartbreaking it is to lose new little ones, and we understand how disappointing this must have been. We have reached out to you privately to go over next steps and see how we can help.
Posted 3 weeks ago
I received an assortment of colors… I named them after flowers, so I have Marigold, Gladiolus (Gladys) and Poppy.
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Posted 1 month ago
Love our new chicks!! We were hopping for all frizzles but ended up with just one:( Good thing the others have the best personalities;) would definitely order again!
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Posted 1 month ago
These photos are so cute and we appreciate very much the time taken to share them with all of us! We are so sorry that not all of your Frizzles Frizzed. At My Pet Chicken, we always want to make sure our customers are happy with their purchases and we offer a Frizzle Fairness Policy! Please check your personal email for more information.
Posted 1 month ago
I can't do this just yet. Need to make sure she stays alive! I've had frizzles, adore the breed.
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Posted 2 months ago
We can absolutely understand why you adore them! Frizzles really are such special birds, and we completely understand wanting to focus all your care on her right now. We’re rooting for your sweet girl and hope she continues to stay strong. Please reach out to our Flock Care Team if we can help with anything along the way!
Posted 2 months ago
Didn’t end up a frizzle! Too bad but she is still super sweet and adorable. She has a crossbeak developing which is concerning.. but I hope to still give her a happy life.
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Posted 3 months ago
We're so sorry to hear that your Frizzle Easter Egger didn't Frizzle as expected and is showing signs of cross beak. We understand how disappointing that can be, especially when you were excited for a frizzled bird. Because frizzling is produced through careful breeding practices designed to prioritize the long-term health of the birds, each chick from these pairings has approximately a 50% chance of developing frizzled feathers. Unfortunately, we are not able to determine which chicks will frizzle at the time of packing, so frizzling cannot be guaranteed. We absolutely understand that this can be disappointing, which is why we introduced our industry-first Frizzle Feather Fairness policy this year to help cover situations like this when a chick ordered as frizzled feathers out smooth. Our team will be reaching out privately to assist further, and we truly hope she continues to be a loved member of your flock.
Posted 3 months ago
Super excited to see what this little girl turns out like.
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Posted 3 months ago
Mine didnt end up frizzy but she is a super sweet little chicken
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Posted 4 months ago
Thank you for your review. We are so glad to hear she is such a sweet addition to your flock. For our Frizzle varieties, we do offer a Frizzle Guarantee. Because the frizzle gene does not express in every chick, not all will develop frizzled feathers. If a chick grows out without frizzling, we are happy to provide a refund for the difference in the frizzle and regular version of the same breed. We will send you a private email with more information! We appreciate you choosing us and are happy to hear she has such a great personality.
Posted 4 months ago
Beautiful chick. Lacey wants to be an indoor pet. She comes running when she hears the back door open. Very friendly.
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Posted 6 months ago
WOW, she is absolutely stunning! With a friendly personality and a cute diaper from MPC, she could make a great house chicken! Lacey just wants to be in on all the leftovers and movie nights!
Posted 6 months ago