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Mixed Breed Poultry for sale in Sheerness, Kent

3 Mixed Breed Poultry for sale in Sheerness, Kent

Mixed Breed poultry Ducklings - Advert 1
1

Ducklings

Mixed Breed

1 weekAge
MixedSex
£0Price

We are looking for a knowledgeable for ever home for 3 Ducklings. We are happy to transfer them. Please just homes with right conditions for the Ducklings, contact me. Thanks

Enfield, Greater London (39mi)
Mixed Breed poultry 2 female and 1 male ducks for sale - Advert 2
2

2 female and 1 male ducks for sale

Mixed Breed

7 monthsAge
MixedSex
£40Price

7 months old mixed breed ducks . Started to lay eggs . 2 female and 1 male to go together £40 for the lot .

Chelmsford, Essex (24mi)
Mixed Breed poultry Female Chick - Advert 3
3

Female Chick

Mixed Breed

12 weeksAge
FemaleSex
£9Price

This little chick is looking for a new home as I won’t be able to look after it anymore as I will be moving to a home where I won’t be able to keep her.

Ipswich, Suffolk (45.9mi)

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What is a mixed breed chicken?

A mixed breed chicken is a bird resulting from the crossing of two or more different chicken breeds or hybrids, rather than belonging to a single pure breed. These chickens often exhibit varied physical traits inherited from their diverse ancestors.

Are mixed breed chickens good layers?

Yes, mixed breed chickens can be excellent layers, especially if the cross includes breeds known for high egg production. Hybrid or mixed breed hens are often bred to deliver fast growth, good feed efficiency, and a high number of eggs, making them popular for backyard and commercial egg production.

Is it okay to keep a mixed flock of chickens?

Absolutely, keeping a mixed flock of chickens is perfectly fine and quite common. Mixed flocks can offer benefits like varied behaviours and personalities, easier identification of individuals, and older birds can help mentor younger ones. The key is ensuring the chickens are compatible with each other and suited to the local climate.

Where can I buy mixed breed chickens in the UK?

For purchasing mixed breed chickens in the UK, Pets4Homes is a reliable platform to find a variety of chickens for sale from reputable sellers committed to ethical and responsible breeding practices.

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