Chicken Help

We found 11 results for category 'Ordering from MPC'

Q: Why don't you ship waterfowl to Hawaii? A: Unfortunately, ducklings cannot be sent to Hawaii because the state government is afraid that domestic ducks will cross with Hawaii's native Koloa... read more

Q: Do you ship to Canada? A: We cannot ship any of our products to Canada, Mexico, or any other country. We also cannot ship to American territories, including Puerto Rico,... read more

Q: How can I track my baby chick package? Do you provide a tracking number? A: We will send you an email with the tracking number for your order when your chicks "fly the coop," and you can use that to follow their progress. We... read more

Q: I already placed my order for baby waterfowl. Can I change it? A: Yes, in most cases you can call us at 908-795-1007 to have your order changed, but before you do, read on because there are three important things... read more

Q: What is the minimum order for ducklings and goslings? A: Since shipping little ones can be so expensive, our minimum order for waterfowl is usually 10. However, if you are ok higher shipping costs, we can... read more

Q: How many chickens should I get? A: We'd like to answer this question, "dozens and hundreds!" because keeping chickens is so wonderful--but for the health and safety of the birds (and... read more

Q: What can I do if my minimum order is too high? A: Because of our read more

Q: Can I return feed or food products?

A: Feed and food products cannot be returned due to biosecurity reasons. ... read more

Q: How can I track my waterfowl shipment? Do you provide a tracking number?

A: No worries! We do our best to make sure that you're "in the loop" throughout the process.

Waterfowl are hatched on Mondays, Tuesdays, and... read more

Q: How do you ship waterfowl?

A: We ship all of our waterfowl by USPS Priority Mail.

Our desire is for every duckling and gosling to arrive safely, so we specialize our... read more

Q: What is a "heritage" chicken breed?

A: The definition of "heritage" in relation to chicken breeds is a bit flexible, but when we use the word, we're referring to breeds that have been... read more