Chickens aren’t typically thought of as being pets, but we happen to have a rooster and a hen who are definitely our pets. Read more about Henny Penny and Handsome Pete below.

We’ve all heard about the awful conditions that hens are forced to live in on battery farms, but what happens when their time there has run its course?

Tips for keeping urban hens healthy and happy.

Keeping chickens may seem an impractical idea, but let me put it in perspective.

Some pets do very well to live outdoors all year long. I am not talking about a discarded house cat. I am referring to wonderful animals like Pheasants, Donkeys, Llamas, Ducks, and Sheep.

Once upon a time only farmers kept hens, but as the credit crunch continues, more and more town dwellers are seeing the benefits of having a regular supply of their own fresh eggs.

Chickens make excellent pets, but selecting the right breed is very important.

Not everyone wants a cat or a dog. Some people want a little something different, how about a fluffy chicken or one that lays blue eggs?

Hens, chickens, fowls, or chooks – no matter what you call them, these birds make the best addition to your garden.