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March 1, 2022
Meet Mimi from My Pet Chicken
Meet Mimi from My Pet Chicken! We lovingly call our My Pet Chicken employees "Peeps!" My Pet Chicken is very unique in that ALL employees are poultry keepers ourselves, so we offer a wealth of experience and wisdom. Here is your opportunity to see how we became "crazy chicken people." In this "Meet the Peeps" […]
February 8, 2022
Introducing Jordana - Manager at My Pet Chicken
Introducing Jordana - Manager at My Pet Chicken! We lovingly call our My Pet Chicken employees "Peeps!" My Pet Chicken is very unique in that ALL employees are poultry keepers ourselves, so we offer a wealth of experience and wisdom. Here is your opportunity to see how we became "crazy chicken people." In this "Meet […]
August 6, 2021
Herbs for Chickens -Top 6 to Grow for your Flock
If you’re growing a garden, consider adding herbs for chickens. Their benefits are two-fold, because they’re good for your birds and you! Herbs are notoriously easy to grow and maintain. They’re not picky and can be grown in almost any soil and will adapt to almost any situation (except being waterlogged). You can even add […]
January 10, 2018
The Coop: Top 10 Tips Before Buying/Building
If we knew then what we know now, we would have saved for the big chicken coop first, rather than getting a small one and trying over and over to modify it to make it work for us!
March 8, 2017
Chicken Coop Fire - Moving On After Tragedy
“Mr. Tim, your coop is on fire!” We ran outside to see the coop engulfed in flames...
November 21, 2014
Top 3 reasons to have a second coop
Let's talk luxury. After all, there are chicken needs, and there is chicken indulgence. I'll be the first to admit that most people view a second coop as an indulgence, not a need. But there are certain circumstances where the second coop can quite literally be a lifesaver for your flock. What do you want a second […]
July 11, 2014
4 Point Daily Coop Damage Inspection
It's the one thing most people forget, but it's also something that should be done daily make sure your flock is safe! It doesn't take long; it will probably take 2 minutes or less. What is it? A daily coop damage inspection should be a part of your regular maintenance routine! Having a predator-secure coop is […]
