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Baby Chicks

My Pet Chicken offers a variety of baby chicks for sale, including female bantams, green and blue egg layers, heritage, exclusive breeds, and more! Our day-old chicks are guaranteed to arrive 100% healthy. Shop our selection of baby chickens and other live poultry.

December - March: Winter minimum chick orders: 8 baby chicks.

April - November: Spring minimum chick orders: 3 baby chicks

2025 Shipping charges for baby chicks:

  • $75.00 for 3-14 chicks, USPS Express Mail. 
  • $40.00 for 15-24 chicks, USPS Priority Mail.
  • $25.00 for 25+, USPS Priority Mail. 

*The USPS has implemented a NEW $15 surcharge on all live animal shipments, which has been included in the prices above. We recognize the cost of shipping for a small flock is a significant investment and will continue our focus on providing the most value for our customers and a safe voyage for our flocks.  

Add a package of vitamins and electrolytes to your baby chick shipping box. 

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      Frequently Asked Questions

      • What do baby chicks eat?

        Baby chicks need a finely-milled baby chick starter feed with 20%-22% protein for up to six weeks of age. Read more

      • How to care for baby chicks?

        Baby chicks need a lot of care for the first few weeks of life and need you to create the perfect environment. Learn how

      • What should the brooder temperature be for chicks?

        The first week of their lives chicks need an air temperature of 95 degrees. Each following week the air temperature decreases by 5 degrees until they're ready to be moved outside. Learn more

      • Should I get my birds vaccinated?

        Yes, you should get your chicks vaccinated. Make the small investment in a Marek's vaccine to protect your chickens. Learn more